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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
=== | === Regex searching and deleting === | ||
Delete all messages using <code>D regex</code>. | |||
* Use <code>Esc t</code> to tag all messages in a thread. | * Use <code>Esc t</code> to tag all messages in a thread. | ||
* Use <code>;s</code> to move tagged messages. | * Use <code>;s</code> to move tagged messages. | ||
== Setup == | |||
=== Manage the threads === | |||
It is useful to set up mutt to order threads based on last reply: | |||
<syntaxhighlight> | |||
set sort_thread_groups = last-date-sent | |||
set sort_aux = date-sent | |||
</syntaxhighlight> | |||
=== Macros === | === Macros === | ||
Latest revision as of 17:58, 22 February 2023
Mutt is a command line tool for reading the emails.
Usage
Regex searching and deleting
Delete all messages using D regex.
- Use
Esc tto tag all messages in a thread. - Use
;sto move tagged messages.
Setup
Manage the threads
It is useful to set up mutt to order threads based on last reply:
set sort_thread_groups = last-date-sent
set sort_aux = date-sentMacros
- Archive macros:
macro index,pager "\z" "<save-message>=[Gmail]/All Mail<enter><enter>" "Archive"
macro index,pager "\Z" "<tag-thread><tag-prefix-cond><save-message>=[Gmail]/All Mail<enter><enter>" "Archive Thread"