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Hey!
I noticed there was no tutorial for mutt, so, even though mutt users probably can figure this out by themselves, maybe it is a good idea to have a tutorial.
I don't use mutt, so if someone that uses it could create the howto, that would be great ;)
I'm using the commited settings for a few months :)
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Hey!
I tried to fix it but when I updated my local branch and force-pushed the changes I got
This pull request is broken due to missing fork information.
. Maybe related to #11105?Anyway, should I close this and open a new PR?
[EDIT] Nvm, Immediately after I posted this, the error went away :) Let me know if I should rebase all changes into 1 commit.
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1. Create the folder `~/mutt/`;
2. Create the file `~/.muttrc` with the following content:
```bash
You should add a breakline before ```bash
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1. Create a file in your mutt folder with the same content as above ([Configuration](#Configuration), step 3);
2. Source the disroot account file in your `~/.muttrc` by appending:
```bash
You should add a breakline before ```bash
Good job @malfatti
I have added two comments on small things you need to correct.
Also, in
pages/02.tutorials/03.Email/04.Clients/01.Desktop/docs.en.md
, you need to add- [Mutt](mutt)
otherwise mutt doesn't appear in the list of available howto.5870a451fc
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Thanks @meaz :) Added the requested changes and updated the branch.
great job!
Hey!
I don't know if this counts as necrobump, if yes, sorry :)
I noticed in the Mutt howto page that
This following section was last updated on December 2020 and it refers to Mutt, version 2.0.2 for Gentoo Linux
. That is true, however, I'm using these exact same settings with mutt version 2.2.9. I didn't submit a pull request because the only change would be theapp_version:
line. Should I?Cheers