Speed up folder loading in mutt
January 26, 2007 at 7:28 am | In Linux | Leave a CommentSometimes you have these little nuggets tucked away somewhere. Yesterday I found I could add the following line to my .muttrc and now it loads my huge mail folders in a flash!!
set header_cache=/home/<username>/.mutt_cache
It used to be so boring to see mutt loading a folder with over a thousand messages. Now, it takes no time!!
Should be a default for mutt.
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