David Purton
David Purton
Qutebrowser was new to me. But I find opening that to be the slow step. The macro and viewing the text part is quick.
> Thanks yes qutebrowser does take a while but I'm actually referring to less for text/plain which is taking as long as qutebrowser What about using `cat` then? ``` text/plain;...
Sorry, I don't know what is wrong for you. If I `` a `text/plain` attachment it's instant for me.
I'm interested in having a go at this kind of thing. A possible way forward: - Create a `related_handler()` function in `handler.c` - `related_handler()` would need to - find all...
> Not a bad idea but I lost you at: > > > * Create a `related_handler()` function in `handler.c` > > Any documentation online that talks about how to...
@wgmayer0 what's your actual end goal in saving all these files?
No I meant why do you want to do this? Perhaps there is a better way?
Your goal is to archive email? Why not use a dedicated tool like `offlineimap`? Then write a Python script that processes all the emails at once and dumps out all...
@madduck The multipart handling in NeoMutt has recently been improved. Although it works in a different way to Mutt, it may suit you. Rather than configuration variables, you can set...
Just out of curiosity, what TeX engine was used? And what version of `pgf`? It used to be the case that if you went the LaTeX → DVI → PostScript...