Is it me, or does courier storing folders as $MAILDIR/.Foo.Bar.Baz
seem brain damaged compared to $MAILDIR/Foo/Bar/Baz?
I've read the maildir standard, and it seems to allow $MAILDIR/Foo/Bar/Baz,
so why does courier use a flat directory structure?
Is it really that much faster to index?
Anyway, the result is if I want mutt and courier
to access my ~/.Maildir dir, I have to use courier's insane .Foo.Bar.Baz
system. In the end, mutt one, and I no longer use courier as I prefer
$MAILDIR/Foo/Bar/Baz...
Anyway, can someone please tell the method to this madness?
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"After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless."
-- Geoffrey James, "The Tao of Programming"
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