I know, you didn't ask for this but nonetheless, these are things I use:
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@bagder Oh, ganska mycket överlapp där :-)
@bagder very cool. I checked out your workplace and it’s always refreshing to see others using “light mode”.
We are on the same page, though I do not have time for Sid these days. Too many other issues to deal with these days.
@bagder Debian, KDE Plasma and you never Game. Sounds familiar, though I privately run Debian stable. And I would suppose that your mail setup is more than just postfix ;)
@bagder Debian, KDE Plasma and you never Game. Sounds familiar, though I privately run Debian stable. And I would suppose that your mail setup is more than just postfix ;)
@pluhmen sure: procmail and spamassassin and some other fine things help me manage my email, and I run mailing lists with mailman2 etc
@bagder My list is remarkably similar. Except for text editor (vim) keyboard layout (US international), desktop (XFCE), blog system (my own), and mobile phone email client. What made you choose Aqua mail over for example K9?
@derickr I honestly can't recall why anymore but there was something with K9 that didn't work for me or that didn't feel right. And then it just stuck.
@bagder Interesting - a very "conservative" developer setup 😊 Focus on stability.
@SaThaRiel stability and old habits!
@bagder As a debian user, thanks for using unstable, since that allows me to run a bug (mostly) free system❤️
@bagder oooh, Intel hairdryer.
@bagder I'm surprised you don't use Yakuake...
@Firesphere haha, I had to google that up. I have terminals always present on my screens, I don't need them to roll down! 😁
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