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I'm trying to learn Emacs, and I think that getting gmail right in it would be cool. I've tried a but of tutorials online, but I couldn't figure out what a lot of them were talking about. A lot of them listed elisp code but didn't tell where to put it, and others just didn't work (they created errors). All I really want is to send and receive email - folders and smtp(?) are completely optional.
Does anyone know a good way of doing this?
Edit: I found http://www.gohome.org/wl/doc/wl_toc.html to be helpful in figuring out Wanderlust.
2@Gnoupi. Emacs is a software development platform that promotes plain text/keyboard user interfaces (sometimes called "text user interfaces"). It contrasts with Java and .NET that promote graphical user interfaces. – Uday Reddy – 2012-04-28T08:07:13.083
1@Gnoupi: Emacs is really great for browsing and editing text; what is email except a special case of this? – Tikhon Jelvis – 2012-12-03T20:22:21.470
@TikhonJelvis - Organizing, sorting, filtering, archiving. The base of email is reading and writing text, for sure. But when it gets busy, you can need more than just that. – Gnoupi – 2012-12-04T08:22:19.180
4Why do people insist so much on doing other things than editing text, with Emacs? This has always amazed me ;) – Gnoupi – 2009-11-12T13:45:44.947
14Emacs- not just an editor, an operating system! – kmarsh – 2009-11-12T13:50:52.473
2This is built in: C-q C-p C-x fgh 2 99z {Return} :P – Phoshi – 2009-11-15T18:08:00.943
1@Gnoupi - I think they don't even know themselves. They just like the hype. – Rook – 2009-11-15T18:08:09.133
4Emacs Gnus is an outstanding email client. – Richard Hoskins – 2009-11-15T20:19:11.910