A searchable catalog of terminal email clients and related mail tools covering Linux, macOS, Windows, BSD and Android (via Termux). It indexes 19 maintained terminal clients and 7 mail utilities, showing which systems each runs on, programming language and license, supported backends (IMAP, POP3, JMAP, Maildir, notmuch, mbox, NNTP) and key features such as OpenPGP or built-in IMAP. Each entry includes install commands and example configuration that will work with Forward Email or any other provider, plus filters by name, language or protocol and counts by system and feature so users can quickly compare options.
Featured is a terminal build of Forward Email’s webmail that combines mail, calendar, contacts and tasks in a single TUI; it runs as a self-updating standalone executable or via npm, supports mouse, scrolling and keyboard hints, and can sign in to hosted or self-hosted Forward Email accounts (a demo mode is provided). The catalog lists well-known clients (Mutt/NeoMutt, aerc, Alpine, Gnus, mu4e, Notmuch front ends, Himalaya, Matcha, meli, nmail, nmh, Sup, Wanderlust) and mail tools (isync/mbsync, msmtp, getmail6, OfflineIMAP, notmuch indexer, mutt-wizard, Pop), with platform-specific install notes and recommended workflows.
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People are leaving major online platforms like Reddit, WordPress, and GitHub due to concerns over policies, pricing, and AI training. They are shifting towards smaller, self-controlled spaces like personal websites and the smallweb, valuing privacy and independence. (widdershins.verja.net)
Apple Pass Designer allows users to create and preview passes for Apple Wallet using templates or custom designs, with real-time updates on how they will appear on iPhone and Apple Watch. It offers tools to customize colors and layouts, ensuring compatibility with the latest Apple Wallet features. (developer.apple.com)
Online retailers may personalize prices based on individual user data. This targeted pricing can lead to different costs for different shoppers for the same product. (fastcompany.com)
Speedrun.com has updated its terms of service, removing the CC license and banning archiving runs, which restricts community access and control over content. Community members are encouraged to export their runs, contact moderators, or reach out to Speedrun.com to oppose these changes. (therun.gg)
Donald Trump's call to rename AI as 'super intelligence' has led to a surge in domain registrations in Slovenia, with 44,000 new .si addresses in September. The increase is linked to the use of the initials 'SI' by Slovenian websites and may also reflect speculative buying. (bbc.co.uk)
Wagtail has integrated GLM 5.3 Flash to enhance its AI capabilities and improve content management. The update emphasizes Wagtail's commitment to AI readiness, security, accessibility, and sustainability. (wagtail.org)
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