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Sup
Sup is an email client written in Ruby, originally by William Morgan, but now maintained and developed by the Sup community.
Installation
Normally installing sup is as easy as:
gem install sup
If that does not work, please see below for platform specific instructions. Or you can refer to the general installation process.
Platform specific instructions
- Debian / Ubuntu
- Fedora
- Archlinux
- Mac OSX
- Windows: Not supported.
Basic Configuration and Getting Started
- New User Guide
- Adding Sources
- Keyboard Reference
- Configuration Options
- Searching your mail
- Complete gmail configuration
Configuring the way email leaves
Configuring the way email is retrieved
Advanced Usage
- Adding Multiple Sources On The Same Server
- Multiple Accounts And Reply
- Hooks
- Triggering Mail Collection
- Auto Add Labels To New Messages
- Notification Of New Messages
- Composing Hooks
- Viewing Attachments
- Customizing Sup UI
- Customizing Keys
- Vim Integration
- Emacs Integration
- Customizing Colors
- Lbdb Integration
- Printing an email
- Web Browser Integration
- GPG
- File Formats
- Removing A Source
- Thunderbird Import
Experimental Features
Troubleshooting and Known Issues
Sup development
Elsewhere
- Sup homepage
- sup-talk mailinglist General sup talk
- sup-announce mailinglist One email per release
- sup-devel mailinglist Development specific talk
- IRC, #sup @ freenode.net
Meta
- The original Sup wiki was lost, more infomation: OriginalWiki
- Editing This Damn Wiki
Future content
Importing mail from sources
Tutorial for new users how to import mails from their sources (tagging what's outbox and what's inbox and that I already read my 40000 mails) without having to do every single thing (selecting mail, hitting return and x to mark everything as read for instance) by hand would be really, really, really, really awesome.
Address Book / Contact List surfing
(A description of the formats and possible directives of each config file would be super handy)
Internal workings
"I'm nuts/interested and want to know how Sup does its searching/tagging thing"
Spam
Filtering spam