Notmuch Cheat Sheet
Launch
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| C-c m m | Open notmuch |
| C-c m s | Sync all email |
| C-c m c | Compose new email |
Hello Screen (saved searches)
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| u | Unread |
| t | Today |
| w | This week |
| g | Gmail inbox |
| b | Abaj inbox |
| n | UNSW inbox |
| f | Starred |
| s | Sent |
Search/List Mode
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| RET | Open thread |
| d | Delete (trash) |
| a | Archive |
| u | Toggle unread |
| f | Toggle starred |
| S | Sync email |
| m f | Move to Finance |
| m o | Move to Orders |
Show Mode (reading email)
I remember when using Emacs itself was a huge struggle for me. But now I have just sudo apt install emacs’d this vanilla install and I am already off to the races.
Anyways, I’ll probably slim down this prose at a later date when I find it cringe and too verbose; but for now I am having a terrific time thwacking away at a Drunkdeer A75 Pro (thanks Aarav).
I’ve opted to scribble here as opposed to in a README this time.
This page is for the richness of Babel.
I shall come back to populate it with Biblical history, Emacs inspirations and unpack Jorge’s concept of infinity in this blog post.