Puschel_das_Eichhorn

Personally, I use mu4e (part of the mu software) to read, organise, compose and send emails. It uses a text-based interface, and runs from within the GNU EMacs editor. Emails are stored locally in the Maildir format.

• It is actively maintained and open source, and not controlled by a company
• Apart from xapian and EMacs, chances are that you have the dependencies already installed
• Mails can be composed in HTML format, but this may take a few extra tweaks. (I do not do this myself.)
• Emails have to be stored in the Maildir format to be indexed using mu and viewed with mu4e
• Neither POP nor IMAP are directly supported. To fetch or sync emails from/with an external server, external applications can be called, like mbsync (for IMAP), offlineimap (same), or fetchmail in unison with a locally running postfix MTA (for POP)

I am not sure if I can recommend this solution, as it can be a bit technical compared with other email clients. For me, it is entirely worth it, though.

Is most of the world a fairy tale to you?

Does anyone here remember radio?

I never gamed, so...

• Fuck gambling
• Fuck walled gardens
• Fuck billionaires (nobody needs that much dough)
• Fuck Valve/Steam (it's easy for me to say)

Why use AI, when you may as well just go to Wikipedia?

The German email provider mailbox.org allows this as well.

I have a question... Currently, I am running a personal email server on a FreeBSD VPS hosted at Kamatera (a company from Israel, of all places). I do consider switching to the cheapest Hetzner cloud VPS plan, but I need to be sure that the following requirements are met:

• The IPv4 address shouldn't be on any major blacklist
• I must be able to get reverse DNS for my domain
• If possible, I'd like to run FreeBSD on my VPS

Can Hetzner provide this?

You know... Firefox is also still there.

Dit verschijnsel wordt de "fopletter" genoemd [1] [2]. Ik weet dat dit geen causaal verband is, maar wellicht maakt dit het aanleren van deze spellingsregel tenminste iets aangenamer...

Dillo and NetSurf