@daniel @stalwartlabs thanks for sharing your experience !

do you think this could be an inspiration for what have now in my hands : a low-volume ( KISS - simple layout ) newsletter / mail batch sending from our own debian server ?

#jmap #mail JSON API s / protocol rocks

thanks again four your feedback

@jibsaramnim @ndw I also can recommend @fastmail. Btw, they have made a big contribution to the new #IMAP RFC standardization , as well as #JMAP

@ndw I've been a happy customer of #Fastmail (they're on Mastodon, too: @fastmail) since January 2018, and can comfortably recommend them if you're looking for a solid email host.
They're based in #Australia, and have full support for #IMAP, #CalDAV, #CardDAV, as-well as #JMAP if your tool(s) supports that. I like that they only do email and do it well. No ever-expanding product suite of tools I don't really need, nor any confusion on who the customer is. Nice and straight-forward :).

Ultimately I plan to buy a custom domain. I also need to use their party clients. One thing #fastmail had going for it is it uses #jmap.

My concern with fastmail is there lack of #e2ee and also it's based in Australia #fiveeyesgroup

@juliank @alexanderadam I have funding through #NGI and #mobifree to continue working on #Lttrs this year. It’s definitely not dead, but it has been inactive for a bit while waiting for #JMAP servers (@stalwartlabs, etc.) to catch up and maybe for some providers to support it (since not everyone wants to self-host).

@juliank I think @daniel is still maintaining Lttrs for #Android.

https://codeberg.org/iNPUTmice/lttrs-android

But yeah, I think it was an hen egg problem: there was no broadly available server implementation for #jmap before @stalwartlabs so I guess the clients have more pressure now.

/CC @thunderbird @k9mail @geary

#JMAP was introduced in July 18, 2019.

Promo website: https://jmap.io

#aerc an email client in the terminal. Supports #JMAP!

Autoconf from the email address (find the server, use SRV, etc)

Should I switch from #mutt?

@irotsoma @Jakeroxs well, I think there's @fastmail's JMAP #protocol ( https://jmap.io/ ) which does that.
So you could just use a client that supports #JMAP (i.e @daniel's Lttrs: https://ltt.rs/ ) and a server which supports this as well (i.e. @stalwartlabs )

@nekohayo @GerryT @stalwartlabs From scratch?
Use stalw.art, since they emerge (to this point(release) takes time), more than 2 years.

2019 was my second time at #FOSDEM, and I followed the #JMAP effort.
@fastmail CEO Bron had a lightning talk:
https://archive.fosdem.org/2019/schedule/event/email_standards/.
I was hooked—push, contacts, one protocol to rule them all

There are many vectors of 'open' beyond just code, like open protocols such as #JMAP.
Yet another #IMAP #email app?

@GerryT I wish I knew this earlier.
I discovered GTK a few months ago - great UI framework.
Now I think #gtk #libadwaita might actually bring #linux to #mobile.

Instead of just using it for my favorite IDE, I’m building a simple yet functional email app.
Usually, large lists and web views (still haven’t tried WebKitGTK) are the hardest.

screen shot : POC of setup screens and exploring list models in GTK.
#Android took more time.

Btw #email protocol is #JMAP, and the server is @stalwartlabs

@wiktor @delta @rpgp indeed PGPainless by @vanitasvitae is what Ltt.rs uses. Autocrypt support already exists. It's just the lack of #JMAP providers that stop me from making Ltt.rs my everyday email client.