Also it's confusing that the page says to install Mutt, Fetchmail, etc. yourself, then what exactly am I getting when I install Jaro Mail if not the suite of applications?
The short answer is: makes it quick (make && make install) to setup all the mutt/fetchmail/abook/notmuch integrated yadayada plus adds whitelisting and folder filtering, both local and remote via sieve.
there can be one for each different account inside Mail/Accounts.
I think Mutt is really great software, but I cannot live without tab completion from my addressbook and I need it without spending 1h to configure it every time, so that's the gist of it...
And srsly I did not expected it to be #11 on HN all of a sudden. This is all so niche...
I don't follow how you expect people to use Jaro. It seems like you use email as something that you pop in and take a look at every now and then, is that correct? It makes sense with all of the commands you support; why would I use `jaro fetch` if I already have Mutt open and it automatically fetches new mails. So am I wrong in saying that leaving Mutt open all of the time is not how you do email?