util/tom/count-emails, branch masterutil/tom/count-emails utilityhttps://code.ryuslash.org/util/tom/count-emails/atom?h=master2022-10-18T05:30:22ZAdd a simple README2022-10-18T05:30:22ZTom Willemse2022-10-18T05:30:22Zurn:sha1:511167e9c118926a3d27d4189b7a31106371fc35Add license information2022-10-18T05:29:09ZTom Willemse2022-10-18T05:28:43Zurn:sha1:be7a70a495d96c508ab6e3bc112dbcbf6d882dc6Check number of ‘inbox’ and ‘unread’ items with notmuch2022-10-13T17:17:25ZTom Willemse2022-10-13T17:15:02Zurn:sha1:66165bdecea54888967fcc6a8c29a3df09a18256
The way I deal with emails in notmuch apparently means that a lot of them remain
unread after I'm done with them, but they don't stay in my inbox. So what's
unread in my inbox is what I really care about.
Simplify counting emails using notmuch2022-09-26T06:08:51ZTom Willemse2022-09-26T06:08:51Zurn:sha1:de8d1094fca307b44020ae85ef0acf0d467cd8c4Use notmuch if available to count unread emails2022-05-27T06:32:52ZTom Willemse2022-05-27T06:32:52Zurn:sha1:a3be7607212d481b1b261b33e00bcf1d13a6abe6Update scsh file headers for shell scripts2022-03-03T09:17:04ZTom Willemse2022-03-03T09:17:04Zurn:sha1:d344d290c4f9bae23467db3aa40df17521c725e3
Other file headers come with caveats:
- ‘#!/usr/bin/scsh -s’ :: Now that scsh is installed through Guix, this is not
where this file lives.
- ‘#!/usr/bin/env -S scsh -s’ :: This doesn't work when we need to specify move
arguments on the command line and need to use the meta-argument.
‘env -S scsh \’ doesn't work.
Show the total number of unread emails2021-11-06T08:15:25ZTom Willemse2021-11-06T08:15:25Zurn:sha1:9befbb9c7940c8acf62de947788a0c81e4eb9691