The user can configure a list of addresses that are associated with a
context by passing a list to set-email-account!, e.g.
(set-email-account! "foo"
...
(+mu4e-personal-addresses ("foo@bar.org" "bar@baz.org")))
This list, if it exists, is used to prompt the user for the "from"
address after trying to set the "from" address automatically.
- stylistic tweaks
- make accent colour easily user-settable
- scale LaTeX fragments appropriately
- make it easy to toggle org-msg-mode for one-off messages
Add accounts name colourisation (with a colourisation function + var of
colours) and change the :recipnum header display while I'm at it. It
doesn't deserve the default amount of space/attention.
- account is useful if you have multiple accounts ... which is most
people as far as I can tell
- the date is pretty important IMO
- flags 2-wide due to the extra space, so 6 fits 3 flags
- hey, the subject - that could be of interest
Oh, and since :flags is 6 wide there's no good reason to abbreviate it
The initial space is to make the icon alignment work nicer visually
- Rename module from `:completion selectrum` to `:completion vertico`
- Rename all files involved
- Do *not* yet rename all the functions, as that messes up git's rename
detection.
* email/mu4e: use Emacs mode when viewing mail
Evil masks most of the keybindings that are set by mu4e-view-mode. Since
this is a read-only buffer anyway use Emacs for that mode.
* email: mu4e: replace `add-hook!' with `add-hook'
mu4e 1.4 brings quite a few changes, including the deprecation of
previously used variables. These are now guarded by a version
comparison. org-mu4e is not needed for linking anymore,
org-mu4e-link-query-in-headers-mode was renamed. It's new version
defaults to nil and is therefore not set anymore -- I am not sure if the
default was changed or setting it was not strictly needed previously.
