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At some point hitherto, Jerry Feldman hath spake thusly:
> I'm considering evaluating a new email client for myself. I have been using 
> exmh on Unix and Linux for 10 years, and I like it. And so far, I have yet 
> to find a Linux replacement that fits the bill. My requirements are:
[SNIP]

Mutt meets all of those requirements, except that it is not an X
application.  Not only that, but since you seem to need a number of
different user profiles, it's got some really cool support to do that
sort of thing.  For example, you can tell it to automatically set your
from address and signature based on the recipient, etc.  You can
automatically adjust virtually any configurable option based on the
recipient, or the folder in which you're reading mail.

In my experience, it's the most configurable/customizable mail client
in existence.  It's only problem: you need to spend time up front
configuring it all.  And it will take quite a bit of time...

It would be really cool if mutt had a nice easy-to-use configuration
dialog, but it doesn't.  It would also be cool if it had a nice gui
interface, but it's not necessary and my opinion is that it does not
suffer from not having one.

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