John Pearson wrote:
I don't know what editor Mutt uses as a built-in default, but you
can ask it to use whatever you like by adding a line like
set editor=/usr/bin/joe
or whatever to your .muttrc file.
Thanks a lot.
I think I'm to lazy to do man mutt or cd to /usr/doc/mutt.
Oki
On Fri, Nov 19, 1999 at 08:52:53AM +0700, Oki DZ wrote:
I think mutt is okay with me.
Problem is, how do you justify the lines? It's ^j in pine.
mutt's default editor is not vi, right?
If you use vim, the key sequence gq} (sans quotes) will do that. nvi
doesn't seem to do that though. You
On Wed, Nov 17, 1999 at 03:39:10PM -0800, aphro wrote:
On Wed, 17 Nov 1999, Brian Servis wrote:
servis Wouldn't it be better to use the pine*-src and pine*-diff Debian
servis packages? I believe that these create the necessary patches to fit it
in
servis a Debian system and then builds a
Daniel Mashao wrote:
I once did it, but I forgot what I did. Searching the archives I could not
find pine installation messages. Anyone remember? I just can't get used to
mutt. It smells too much like vi and I find vi hard.
I think mutt is okay with me.
Problem is, how do you justify the
On Fri, Nov 19, 1999 at 08:52:53AM +0700, Oki DZ wrote
Daniel Mashao wrote:
I once did it, but I forgot what I did. Searching the archives I could not
find pine installation messages. Anyone remember? I just can't get used to
mutt. It smells too much like vi and I find vi hard.
I
on 18 Nov 99, Philip Lehman wrote...
The first message in this thread did not reach me, so I don't know
who initiated the query.
I am a novice and asked the same question . If you go to the archives
and look up Alec Smith's reply to me on 10th Nov, you will find a
fully detailed step by step
Quoting Daniel Mashao ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I once did it, but I forgot what I did. Searching the archives I could not
find pine installation messages. Anyone remember? I just can't get used to
mutt. It smells too much like vi and I find vi hard.
I must stop avoiding vi at once :-)
I just
I once did it, but I forgot what I did. Searching the archives I could not
find pine installation messages. Anyone remember? I just can't get used to
mutt. It smells too much like vi and I find vi hard.
/--/
Daniel J.
On Wed, 17 Nov 1999, Daniel Mashao wrote:
daniel I once did it, but I forgot what I did. Searching the archives I could
not
daniel find pine installation messages. Anyone remember? I just can't get used
to
daniel mutt. It smells too much like vi and I find vi hard.
i install it on every slink
*- On 17 Nov, aphro wrote about Re: How to install pine on slink from source
On Wed, 17 Nov 1999, Daniel Mashao wrote:
daniel I once did it, but I forgot what I did. Searching the archives I
could not
daniel find pine installation messages. Anyone remember? I just can't get
used
On Wed, 17 Nov 1999, Daniel Mashao wrote:
I once did it, but I forgot what I did. Searching the archives I could not
find pine installation messages. Anyone remember? I just can't get used to
mutt. It smells too much like vi and I find vi hard.
Get the source from any Debian mirror, last time I
On Wed, 17 Nov 1999, Brian Servis wrote:
servis Wouldn't it be better to use the pine*-src and pine*-diff Debian
servis packages? I believe that these create the necessary patches to fit it in
servis a Debian system and then builds a local pine*.deb. I haven't done this,
servis but this is what
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