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Honestly I think it's all about balance.
Some interactions are much easier with a mouse. Other thrives with keyboards.
I wish there was an easy way to have mail within emacs. Everytime I'm drawn to it I'm lost in all the alternatives and each configuration seem quite complexe to implement
I haven't used emacs for mail but I was a huge
muttuser back in the day before I surrendered to using Outlook at work (employer blocks IMAP on our Exchange Online instance and I didn't want to go through the hassle of getting it permitted for my personal mailbox). I'd check that out, the config is pretty easy and you can search github/gitlab for other people's configs to get you started.I had multiple mailboxes mapped to the function keys, F2 for primary mail, F3 for work, etc., it worked beautifully.
Ha yes. I've used mutt sporadically before. Nice soft.
I've just remembered that my employer will go exchange only before summer :/ it was nice while it lasted.