Dmitri Minaev wrote: > > And Mutt's address book really depressed me :/ If this helps: back in the days when I used mutt as my main MUA (before moving to Thunderbird on my GUI desktops :-p) I used the 'abook' package with mutt for all of my address book needs. Abook is easily configured to be accessible from mutt and generally did the job very well. > Indeed, IMAP support in Mutt has become much better than it was > 1.5 years ago when I tested it last time and I'm glad that Mutt > is going in the right direction. Hmm, I might take a look at mutt again in more detail now. Lack of decent IMAP support (i.e. one that did not feel like it was bodged-on) in mutt was what originally made me switch. Best regards, -- George Borisov DXSolutions Ltd
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