#aerc — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #aerc, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/es/682176/ AERC crea anuncios chantajistas para recordar el poder de la publicidad en radio #aerc #AercAnuncio #AercCampañaPublicidad #AercPingüinoTorreblanca #CampañaPublicidadRadio #Entertainment #Entretenimiento #ES #España #Music #Música #PingüinoTorreblanca #PublicidadRadio #Spain #ValorRadioPublicidad
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Gestern begonnen und vorhin fertiggestellt. #ArchLinux komplett frisch auf dem PC installiert. Sogar meine /home-Partition neu eingerichtet. Macht bislang den Eindruck, dass ich diesmal alles richtig gemacht und ein stabiles, dabei schlankes, System hinbekommen habe.
Nur eins fehlt noch: #Mail
Ich würde gerne wieder zur Konsole wechseln, kann mich aber nicht zwischen #aerc und #neomutt entscheiden. Ersteres hatte ich schon in Betrieb. Zweitens zwar auch schon, bin aber mit der Bedienung nicht zurecht gekommen (was damals durchaus an mangelnder Motivation gelegen haben könnte).
Was empfiehlt mir die #Community ?
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Gestern begonnen und vorhin fertiggestellt. #ArchLinux komplett frisch auf dem PC installiert. Sogar meine /home-Partition neu eingerichtet. Macht bislang den Eindruck, dass ich diesmal alles richtig gemacht und ein stabiles, dabei schlankes, System hinbekommen habe.
Nur eins fehlt noch: #Mail
Ich würde gerne wieder zur Konsole wechseln, kann mich aber nicht zwischen #aerc und #neomutt entscheiden. Ersteres hatte ich schon in Betrieb. Zweitens zwar auch schon, bin aber mit der Bedienung nicht zurecht gekommen (was damals durchaus an mangelnder Motivation gelegen haben könnte).
Was empfiehlt mir die #Community ?
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Gestern begonnen und vorhin fertiggestellt. #ArchLinux komplett frisch auf dem PC installiert. Sogar meine /home-Partition neu eingerichtet. Macht bislang den Eindruck, dass ich diesmal alles richtig gemacht und ein stabiles, dabei schlankes, System hinbekommen habe.
Nur eins fehlt noch: #Mail
Ich würde gerne wieder zur Konsole wechseln, kann mich aber nicht zwischen #aerc und #neomutt entscheiden. Ersteres hatte ich schon in Betrieb. Zweitens zwar auch schon, bin aber mit der Bedienung nicht zurecht gekommen (was damals durchaus an mangelnder Motivation gelegen haben könnte).
Was empfiehlt mir die #Community ?
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Gestern begonnen und vorhin fertiggestellt. #ArchLinux komplett frisch auf dem PC installiert. Sogar meine /home-Partition neu eingerichtet. Macht bislang den Eindruck, dass ich diesmal alles richtig gemacht und ein stabiles, dabei schlankes, System hinbekommen habe.
Nur eins fehlt noch: #Mail
Ich würde gerne wieder zur Konsole wechseln, kann mich aber nicht zwischen #aerc und #neomutt entscheiden. Ersteres hatte ich schon in Betrieb. Zweitens zwar auch schon, bin aber mit der Bedienung nicht zurecht gekommen (was damals durchaus an mangelnder Motivation gelegen haben könnte).
Was empfiehlt mir die #Community ?
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Gestern begonnen und vorhin fertiggestellt. #ArchLinux komplett frisch auf dem PC installiert. Sogar meine /home-Partition neu eingerichtet. Macht bislang den Eindruck, dass ich diesmal alles richtig gemacht und ein stabiles, dabei schlankes, System hinbekommen habe.
Nur eins fehlt noch: #Mail
Ich würde gerne wieder zur Konsole wechseln, kann mich aber nicht zwischen #aerc und #neomutt entscheiden. Ersteres hatte ich schon in Betrieb. Zweitens zwar auch schon, bin aber mit der Bedienung nicht zurecht gekommen (was damals durchaus an mangelnder Motivation gelegen haben könnte).
Was empfiehlt mir die #Community ?
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Next step, decide between #aerc, #meli or #gnus as a desktop client. Will probably use #thunderbird on mobile
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Next step, decide between #aerc, #meli or #gnus as a desktop client. Will probably use #thunderbird on mobile
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Next step, decide between #aerc, #meli or #gnus as a desktop client. Will probably use #thunderbird on mobile
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@jameshowell @guix @daviwil I did some tests few months ago. I wanted to verify how usable will be a beautiful #thinkpad X200s which I bought long time ago. Instead of having some stable system as a base I used #guixos . Before I knew nothing about Scheme (still not much more) but it wasn’t any obstacle. The whole idea is elegant and clear. During my journey I used official docs and #LLM companion (#kiro cli). This combo let me move on super fast. I am amazed by results. I like minimalistic setups so my choose were: #i3wm , #neovim , qutebrowser, pass, #NextCloud client and #aerc . I also gave a try to #emacs but I still don’t feel it. The whole setup works extremely well. Thanks to good LLM advice on structuring config files to achieve composability I was enabled to prepare different profiles for my different machines while maintaining single configurations per functionality. Now I have longer pause but in nearest time I plan to experiment with #ubuntu + guix. I hope I reach out testing phase and stary using the setup for daily basis.
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@jameshowell @guix @daviwil I did some tests few months ago. I wanted to verify how usable will be a beautiful #thinkpad X200s which I bought long time ago. Instead of having some stable system as a base I used #guixos . Before I knew nothing about Scheme (still not much more) but it wasn’t any obstacle. The whole idea is elegant and clear. During my journey I used official docs and #LLM companion (#kiro cli). This combo let me move on super fast. I am amazed by results. I like minimalistic setups so my choose were: #i3wm , #neovim , qutebrowser, pass, #NextCloud client and #aerc . I also gave a try to #emacs but I still don’t feel it. The whole setup works extremely well. Thanks to good LLM advice on structuring config files to achieve composability I was enabled to prepare different profiles for my different machines while maintaining single configurations per functionality. Now I have longer pause but in nearest time I plan to experiment with #ubuntu + guix. I hope I reach out testing phase and stary using the setup for daily basis.
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@jameshowell @guix @daviwil I did some tests few months ago. I wanted to verify how usable will be a beautiful #thinkpad X200s which I bought long time ago. Instead of having some stable system as a base I used #guixos . Before I knew nothing about Scheme (still not much more) but it wasn’t any obstacle. The whole idea is elegant and clear. During my journey I used official docs and #LLM companion (#kiro cli). This combo let me move on super fast. I am amazed by results. I like minimalistic setups so my choose were: #i3wm , #neovim , qutebrowser, pass, #NextCloud client and #aerc . I also gave a try to #emacs but I still don’t feel it. The whole setup works extremely well. Thanks to good LLM advice on structuring config files to achieve composability I was enabled to prepare different profiles for my different machines while maintaining single configurations per functionality. Now I have longer pause but in nearest time I plan to experiment with #ubuntu + guix. I hope I reach out testing phase and stary using the setup for daily basis.
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@jameshowell @guix @daviwil I did some tests few months ago. I wanted to verify how usable will be a beautiful #thinkpad X200s which I bought long time ago. Instead of having some stable system as a base I used #guixos . Before I knew nothing about Scheme (still not much more) but it wasn’t any obstacle. The whole idea is elegant and clear. During my journey I used official docs and #LLM companion (#kiro cli). This combo let me move on super fast. I am amazed by results. I like minimalistic setups so my choose were: #i3wm , #neovim , qutebrowser, pass, #NextCloud client and #aerc . I also gave a try to #emacs but I still don’t feel it. The whole setup works extremely well. Thanks to good LLM advice on structuring config files to achieve composability I was enabled to prepare different profiles for my different machines while maintaining single configurations per functionality. Now I have longer pause but in nearest time I plan to experiment with #ubuntu + guix. I hope I reach out testing phase and stary using the setup for daily basis.
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@jameshowell @guix @daviwil I did some tests few months ago. I wanted to verify how usable will be a beautiful #thinkpad X200s which I bought long time ago. Instead of having some stable system as a base I used #guixos . Before I knew nothing about Scheme (still not much more) but it wasn’t any obstacle. The whole idea is elegant and clear. During my journey I used official docs and #LLM companion (#kiro cli). This combo let me move on super fast. I am amazed by results. I like minimalistic setups so my choose were: #i3wm , #neovim , qutebrowser, pass, #NextCloud client and #aerc . I also gave a try to #emacs but I still don’t feel it. The whole setup works extremely well. Thanks to good LLM advice on structuring config files to achieve composability I was enabled to prepare different profiles for my different machines while maintaining single configurations per functionality. Now I have longer pause but in nearest time I plan to experiment with #ubuntu + guix. I hope I reach out testing phase and stary using the setup for daily basis.
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Task: save all messages in the (IMAP) mail folder, if using aerc client.
Solution: use aerc commands and `formail` formatter from procmail package
Snippet:
# select all messages
1. :mark -a
# pipe each one to formail, which in turn will call cat
2. :pipe -m sh -c 'formail -s sh -c "cat > ~/path/\$(uuid).eml"' -
Task: save all messages in the (IMAP) mail folder, if using aerc client.
Solution: use aerc commands and `formail` formatter from procmail package
Snippet:
# select all messages
1. :mark -a
# pipe each one to formail, which in turn will call cat
2. :pipe -m sh -c 'formail -s sh -c "cat > ~/path/\$(uuid).eml"' -
Task: save all messages in the (IMAP) mail folder, if using aerc client.
Solution: use aerc commands and `formail` formatter from procmail package
Snippet:
# select all messages
1. :mark -a
# pipe each one to formail, which in turn will call cat
2. :pipe -m sh -c 'formail -s sh -c "cat > ~/path/\$(uuid).eml"' -
Task: save all messages in the (IMAP) mail folder, if using aerc client.
Solution: use aerc commands and `formail` formatter from procmail package
Snippet:
# select all messages
1. :mark -a
# pipe each one to formail, which in turn will call cat
2. :pipe -m sh -c 'formail -s sh -c "cat > ~/path/\$(uuid).eml"' -
Task: save all messages in the (IMAP) mail folder, if using aerc client.
Solution: use aerc commands and `formail` formatter from procmail package
Snippet:
# select all messages
1. :mark -a
# pipe each one to formail, which in turn will call cat
2. :pipe -m sh -c 'formail -s sh -c "cat > ~/path/\$(uuid).eml"' -
Email with aerc, pass, gpg and khard - Modern Email in the Terminal
This setup provides a fast, keyboard-driven mail experience with contacts accessible from the command line.
https://sava.rocks/blog/email-with-aerc-pass-gpg-and-khard-modern-email-in-the-terminal/
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I‘m late to the party, but I have to say it: #aerc is such a delightful e-mail client for the terminal.
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I‘m late to the party, but I have to say it: #aerc is such a delightful e-mail client for the terminal.
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I‘m late to the party, but I have to say it: #aerc is such a delightful e-mail client for the terminal.
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I‘m late to the party, but I have to say it: #aerc is such a delightful e-mail client for the terminal.
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I‘m late to the party, but I have to say it: #aerc is such a delightful e-mail client for the terminal.
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User base of #linux #terminal #graphical #webbrowser #brow6el asked if it would be possible to use it for preview of #html messages and attachments in #aerc mail client. Proof of concept of html pager for aerc is on its way.
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User base of #linux #terminal #graphical #webbrowser #brow6el asked if it would be possible to use it for preview of #html messages and attachments in #aerc mail client. Proof of concept of html pager for aerc is on its way.
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User base of #linux #terminal #graphical #webbrowser #brow6el asked if it would be possible to use it for preview of #html messages and attachments in #aerc mail client. Proof of concept of html pager for aerc is on its way.
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User base of #linux #terminal #graphical #webbrowser #brow6el asked if it would be possible to use it for preview of #html messages and attachments in #aerc mail client. Proof of concept of html pager for aerc is on its way.
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User base of #linux #terminal #graphical #webbrowser #brow6el asked if it would be possible to use it for preview of #html messages and attachments in #aerc mail client. Proof of concept of html pager for aerc is on its way.
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📻 ■ Un nuevo estudio sitúa a la Radio como el medio más confiable y el más rentable para las marcas ■ La AERC celebra el Día Mundial de la Radio presentando nuevos datos que confirman el liderazgo del medio en credibilidad y retorno publicitario
https://los40.com/2026/02/13/un-nuevo-estudio-situa-a-la-radio-como-el-medio-mas-confiable-y-el-mas-rentable-para-las-marcas/?int=MASTODON_WORLD -
📻 ■ Un nuevo estudio sitúa a la Radio como el medio más confiable y el más rentable para las marcas ■ La AERC celebra el Día Mundial de la Radio presentando nuevos datos que confirman el liderazgo del medio en credibilidad y retorno publicitario
https://los40.com/2026/02/13/un-nuevo-estudio-situa-a-la-radio-como-el-medio-mas-confiable-y-el-mas-rentable-para-las-marcas/?int=MASTODON_WORLD -
📻 ■ Un nuevo estudio sitúa a la Radio como el medio más confiable y el más rentable para las marcas ■ La AERC celebra el Día Mundial de la Radio presentando nuevos datos que confirman el liderazgo del medio en credibilidad y retorno publicitario
https://los40.com/2026/02/13/un-nuevo-estudio-situa-a-la-radio-como-el-medio-mas-confiable-y-el-mas-rentable-para-las-marcas/?int=MASTODON_WORLD -
📻 ■ Un nuevo estudio sitúa a la Radio como el medio más confiable y el más rentable para las marcas ■ La AERC celebra el Día Mundial de la Radio presentando nuevos datos que confirman el liderazgo del medio en credibilidad y retorno publicitario
https://los40.com/2026/02/13/un-nuevo-estudio-situa-a-la-radio-como-el-medio-mas-confiable-y-el-mas-rentable-para-las-marcas/?int=MASTODON_WORLD -
📻 ■ Un nuevo estudio sitúa a la Radio como el medio más confiable y el más rentable para las marcas ■ La AERC celebra el Día Mundial de la Radio presentando nuevos datos que confirman el liderazgo del medio en credibilidad y retorno publicitario
https://los40.com/2026/02/13/un-nuevo-estudio-situa-a-la-radio-como-el-medio-mas-confiable-y-el-mas-rentable-para-las-marcas/?int=MASTODON_WORLD -
🎙️ ■ Cris Regatero: "Lo más importante que he aprendido de la generación Z es la naturalidad" ■ La locutora de LOS40 y presentadora de 'Cara C' ha participado en una mesa redonda organizada por la AERC en la Universidad Nebrija con motivo del Día Mundial de la Radio
https://los40.com/2026/02/13/cris-regatero-lo-mas-importante-que-he-aprendido-de-la-generacion-z-es-la-naturalidad/?int=MASTODON_WORLD -
What's that? Another blog post!?
This is a short one on how to "open links in HTML mails with aerc".
https://www.schafe-sind-bessere-rasenmaeher.de/tech/open-links-in-html-mails-with-aerc/
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What's that? Another blog post!?
This is a short one on how to "open links in HTML mails with aerc".
https://www.schafe-sind-bessere-rasenmaeher.de/tech/open-links-in-html-mails-with-aerc/
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What's that? Another blog post!?
This is a short one on how to "open links in HTML mails with aerc".
https://www.schafe-sind-bessere-rasenmaeher.de/tech/open-links-in-html-mails-with-aerc/
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What's that? Another blog post!?
This is a short one on how to "open links in HTML mails with aerc".
https://www.schafe-sind-bessere-rasenmaeher.de/tech/open-links-in-html-mails-with-aerc/
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What's that? Another blog post!?
This is a short one on how to "open links in HTML mails with aerc".
https://www.schafe-sind-bessere-rasenmaeher.de/tech/open-links-in-html-mails-with-aerc/
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Another day, another blog post: Outlook mails on the terminal
https://schafe-sind-bessere-rasenmaeher.de/tech/outlook-mails-on-the-terminal/
I'm forced to use Office 365 and Outlook for work and now that I've finally left the Windows world behind me, I'm looking for creative ways to get around the rest of the bullshit.
Here's me figuring out how to receive and send work mails in a terminal app, without having to resort to social engineering. 😅
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Another day, another blog post: Outlook mails on the terminal
https://schafe-sind-bessere-rasenmaeher.de/tech/outlook-mails-on-the-terminal/
I'm forced to use Office 365 and Outlook for work and now that I've finally left the Windows world behind me, I'm looking for creative ways to get around the rest of the bullshit.
Here's me figuring out how to receive and send work mails in a terminal app, without having to resort to social engineering. 😅
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Another day, another blog post: Outlook mails on the terminal
https://schafe-sind-bessere-rasenmaeher.de/tech/outlook-mails-on-the-terminal/
I'm forced to use Office 365 and Outlook for work and now that I've finally left the Windows world behind me, I'm looking for creative ways to get around the rest of the bullshit.
Here's me figuring out how to receive and send work mails in a terminal app, without having to resort to social engineering. 😅
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Another day, another blog post: Outlook mails on the terminal
https://schafe-sind-bessere-rasenmaeher.de/tech/outlook-mails-on-the-terminal/
I'm forced to use Office 365 and Outlook for work and now that I've finally left the Windows world behind me, I'm looking for creative ways to get around the rest of the bullshit.
Here's me figuring out how to receive and send work mails in a terminal app, without having to resort to social engineering. 😅
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Another day, another blog post: Outlook mails on the terminal
https://schafe-sind-bessere-rasenmaeher.de/tech/outlook-mails-on-the-terminal/
I'm forced to use Office 365 and Outlook for work and now that I've finally left the Windows world behind me, I'm looking for creative ways to get around the rest of the bullshit.
Here's me figuring out how to receive and send work mails in a terminal app, without having to resort to social engineering. 😅
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BTW this is is my current mail setup using #niri + #danklinux (on top of Fedora on M1 Air). All the visual peace of a console client but still offering preview one shortcut away.
- #mbsync maintains my IMAP boxes synced locally
- #aerc friendly console mail client
- #qutebrowser to preview HTML when I really need to -
BTW this is is my current mail setup using #niri + #danklinux (on top of Fedora on M1 Air). All the visual peace of a console client but still offering preview one shortcut away.
- #mbsync maintains my IMAP boxes synced locally
- #aerc friendly console mail client
- #qutebrowser to preview HTML when I really need to -
BTW this is is my current mail setup using #niri + #danklinux (on top of Fedora on M1 Air). All the visual peace of a console client but still offering preview one shortcut away.
- #mbsync maintains my IMAP boxes synced locally
- #aerc friendly console mail client
- #qutebrowser to preview HTML when I really need to -
BTW this is is my current mail setup using #niri + #danklinux (on top of Fedora on M1 Air). All the visual peace of a console client but still offering preview one shortcut away.
- #mbsync maintains my IMAP boxes synced locally
- #aerc friendly console mail client
- #qutebrowser to preview HTML when I really need to -
BTW this is is my current mail setup using #niri + #danklinux (on top of Fedora on M1 Air). All the visual peace of a console client but still offering preview one shortcut away.
- #mbsync maintains my IMAP boxes synced locally
- #aerc friendly console mail client
- #qutebrowser to preview HTML when I really need to -
The most productive I've been these 3 days, while sipping on rum, getting oauth2 working for my barely used Hotmail IDs, all for aerc!
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The most productive I've been these 3 days, while sipping on rum, getting oauth2 working for my barely used Hotmail IDs, all for aerc!
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The most productive I've been these 3 days, while sipping on rum, getting oauth2 working for my barely used Hotmail IDs, all for aerc!
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The most productive I've been these 3 days, while sipping on rum, getting oauth2 working for my barely used Hotmail IDs, all for aerc!
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The most productive I've been these 3 days, while sipping on rum, getting oauth2 working for my barely used Hotmail IDs, all for aerc!
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