"J. W. Ballantine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Sorry for this off topic question, but I thought this would be a good place
>to get some collective wisdom. The organization I work in is basically
>a vi, berkely mail group of people whom our system administrator would
>like to convert to (n)mh users. The issue is to provide them with a
>text-based/curses interface that can be used over a dial-up/telnet window.
>(Since the large majority are vi, an emacs based solution is not a viable
>answer.) I've tried mutt, but the issue there is that it rewrites all
>the messages when you change to another folder (at least as far as I can tell).
>Are there any other text-based/curses readers that handle mh style mail
>folders that anyone can suggest.
I am having trouble understanding the question.
I read your mail with the 'show' command, which is part of 'nmh'. I
have defined my 'showproc' to be 'less', since I prefer that to the
default. I am using the 'repl' command to reply. It invokes the
'vi' editor.
Yes, I sometimes use 'exmh' for an X-windows interface. But plain
nmh would seem to already provide what you want.
-NWR
