Starting to replace neomutt in my workflow with aerc: it is a little more lightweight, directly supports notmuch directories and has a relatively sane configuration style (mostly just ini-like) with 'go-templating' baked in. In general, the configuration just feels less 'cobbled-together' than before. I can make changes without worrying what other things are going to break by doing so. I understand the complete configuration and styling, instead of mostly relying on other people's formatting lines for the styles. I am still learning some of the configuration possibilities but it already functions as a neomutt replacement.
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307 B
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# vim: ft=dosini
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#
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# aerc default styleset
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#
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# This styleset uses the terminal defaults as its base, by not setting anything.
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# For more details see the 'default' styleset in aerc, or the
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# aerc-stylesets(7) manpage.
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[user]
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attention.fg = 1
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accent.fg = 4
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highlight.fg = 3
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subdued.fg = 2
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subdued.dim = true
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