* Emmanuel Beffara:

> Notmuch certainly does not require you to use Emacs [...]

Sorry, my wording was certainly not ideal. I am aware that Emacs is not
a requirement for Notmuch. I am also using the Notmuch binary in various
custom scripts.

Emacs has been part of my mail workflow because I found it generally
agreeable as a "MUA wrapper" around Notmuch. I have simply grown weary
of using both (Neo)vim and Emacs. The frequent mental context switches
between the diverging concepts and keybindings of both text editors are
slowing me down.

> I never used notmuch-vim regularly (the mandatory Ruby dependency has
> been problematic for me) but I always used other interfaces, with
> (Neo)vim as editor

The Ruby bindings are holding me back as well. Or rather, the lack of
Ruby support in Gentoo Linux's Notmuch package.

I tried both Alot and Neomutt many months ago, but I was not happy with
either of them. Maybe I should give them another go. Bower is new to me,
but I will certainly look into it. Thanks, Emmanuel.

-Ralph
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