wmmaiload

If you're looking for a reliable way to keep an eye on your incoming emails across multiple mailboxes, you might want to check out wmmaiload. This software makes it easy to monitor your inboxes in real-time without having to manually refresh your mail client every time you're expecting an important message.

Installation is straightforward but requires some configuration to get started. You can run ./configure to select the mailbox types you want to enable wmmaiload for. If you need some help, simply type ./configure -help in your terminal. If you're using non-standard libraries or they're located in a non-standard path, you can add the necessary includes path and link options by modifying the USER_CPPFLAGS and USER_LDFLAGS settings accordingly.

Once you've configured the sources, compiling and installing them is a breeze. Just type make in your terminal to compile the sources and make install-strip to install them. If you want to perform a system-wide installation, you can use the su -c "make install-strip" command instead. You can also specify a destination directory other than / by using the DESTDIR option during installation. The resulting installation will be in ./debian/$PREFIX/...

The latest release of wmmaiload includes several bug fixes that improve thread handling, IMAP, and SSL functionality. Overall, this software is a great choice for anyone looking for a lightweight and efficient way to keep track of their emails without having to constantly switch between different mail clients or browser tabs.