Readlists simplifies management of multiple mailboxes in email clients such as mutt by providing a user interface.
Readlists, also known as RL, is an intuitive software that acts as a frontend for mailers like mutt to efficiently manage multiple mailboxes. As an avid user of ELM and mutt, with an extensive collection of mailfolders, I found it challenging to keep up with reading multiple mailboxes. That's when I developed Readlists or RL, which allows for an effortless reading experience of multiple mailboxes through mutt.
With the recent upgrade of our mail server to FreeBSD 5.4, we chose not to install ELM anymore. However, this left a void due to the absence of the command nfrm, which ELM provided. Fortunately, RL contained all the necessary code for nfrm, which we promptly added.
To utilize Readlists, one should have libxml2, ncurses, and pkg-config installed. This software's latest release improved its speed and fixed several bugs in its maildir handling code. It's an excellent addition to any organization or individual looking to manage their emails in a more intuitive and efficient manner.
With the recent upgrade of our mail server to FreeBSD 5.4, we chose not to install ELM anymore. However, this left a void due to the absence of the command nfrm, which ELM provided. Fortunately, RL contained all the necessary code for nfrm, which we promptly added.
To utilize Readlists, one should have libxml2, ncurses, and pkg-config installed. This software's latest release improved its speed and fixed several bugs in its maildir handling code. It's an excellent addition to any organization or individual looking to manage their emails in a more intuitive and efficient manner.
What's New
Version 3.5.5: N/A