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Another 2 text email clients with ncurses console interface you might want to check are not much and sup.
Not much
“Not much mail” is a fast, powerful, global-search and tag-based email system that you can use in your Linux text editors or terminal. Its development was highly influenced by Sup, and it offers performance enhancement to several Sup features.
It is not much of an email client, therefore, it does not receive emails or send messages but simply allows users to search quickly through a collection of emails. You can think of it as a library interface to extend an email program for fast, global and tag-based email searching functionality.
Not much has the following notable features:
Sup
Sup is a console-based email client that enables users to deal with a lot of email. When you run Sup, it presents a list of threads with multiple tags attached, each thread is a hierarchical assortment of messages.
Sup has got some exciting features and these include: