Use tt

These pages explain tt, the terminal interface of Tilde. tt opens one screen: a top bar, the tree of the mail accounts and their folders on the left, the messages of the selected account or folder on the right, newest first, and a bottom bar that says where you are (message 3 of 200, with the account and the keys) or what the last command said. Every key but Ctrl-c is a command bound in keybind.lua, with vim keys first and the keys of the keyboard as aliases. tt --demo shows made-up accounts and messages, so every page can be tried without an account. For a guided walk, start with the tutorial.

The main screen of tt: a tree of accounts and folders on the left, the list of messages on the right, and a status line at the bottom with the place, the message count, the memory and the keys.

Page	What it answers
Keys and counts	Which keys move in the list and in the tree, how a count works, and how do I quit?
The command line	How do I run a command with `:`, and which keys edit the line?
Search	How do I find a message with `/`, and what do `n` and `N` do?
Folders and the reader	How do I open a folder, and how do I read a message?
What waits for me	How do I see the unread mail, and what about mentions and direct messages?