| Mutt: A small but very powerful text-based mail client for Unix operating systems. |
| Mutt-ng: This website hosts the Mutt-ng mail client project (fork of mutt project), that offers standard Mutt features plus others. |
| (Sender) Profiles with Mutt: Creating and using (sender) profiles with Mutt email client. This document discusses the idea of grouping parameters into profiles. |
| Dave Pearson Mutt pages: The site hosts muttrc.sl, a Jed editor mode for syntax highlighting when editing the .muttrc configuration file. It hosts also muttrc2html (utility to help you convert your mutt rc files into HTML). |
| Gary Johnson's Mutt Page: A site that offers a wide number of examples for managing various types of MIME attachments with Mutt. |
| Learning Mutt: A concise guide for mutt newbies. It explain How to Getting Around in the Menu, Reading Messages, Deleting Messages, Sending Messages, Replying to Messages, Forwarding Messages, Saving Messages, Printing Messages. |
| mairix: Program for fast indexing and searching of email messages. It manages Maildir, MH or mbox format. |
| Mutt and IMAP: These notes describe IMAP facilities present in mutt 1.4 and later: Connecting to your IMAP server, Using an IMAP server instead of local mail. |
| Mutt Insanity: Brandon Long's page for special mutt patches. Patches are programs and additions which can be used along with Mutt. Includes an alpha version of a Windows port, as well as NNTP and other features. |
| Mutt-GnuPG HowTo: Tutorial that explain how to start using GnuPG with Mutt: it explains the need for signing and how to sign messages, how to verify signatures on mail received, how to encrypt messages, how to decrypt messages, how to collect and manage the public keys of correspondents and how to manage personal private key. |
| Mutt-i, GnuPG and PGP Howto: This document briefly explains how to configure Mutt-i, PGP and GnuPG in its diferents versions (2.6.x, 5.x and GnuPG). |
| Muttprint: Muttprint formats the output of mail clients to a good-looking printing. It uses the typesetting system LaTeX, which is normally part of every Linux distribution and which is also available for other operating systems like *BSD and Solaris. |
| muttrc builder: Online muttrc generator. The muttrc file is the configuration file for the Mutt mail client. |
| MuttWiki: The Mutt Wiki offers: Mutt Guide, Mutt FAQ, Patch List, Links to config files by Mutt users, Mutt Tools to expand Mutt functionality, Links to user pages. |
| mutt_ldap_query: Perl script for ldap queries. It outputs the required formatted data for feeding the Mutt mail client when using its "External Address Query" feature. |
| My First Mutt: Guide for anybody adopting the Mutt mailer, with overview information and guides for most important features. |
| nmzmail: Tool to use the namazu2 search engine from within the Mutt mail reader, via a macro, to search mail stored in maildir folders. |
| The Beginner's Guide to the Mutt E-Mail Client: A guide to Mutt, also with screenshots, by the University of Alberta (Department of Computing Science). |
| The Mutt E-Mail Client Manual - development version: Online HTML Official Manual for Mutt *development* version. This is the primary documental source for learning Mutt. |
| The Mutt E-Mail Client Manual - stable version: Online HTML Official Manual for Mutt stable version. This is the primary documental source for learning Mutt. |
| The Mutt FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions about the Mutt mail user agent. Solves common problems, explains why one should use Mutt. |
| The Woodnotes Guide to the Mutt Email Client: Document, in html and pdf, that presents mutt's capabilities and strengths, and go through the more important configuration tasks, necessary to use mutt effectively. |
| Unicode Mutt: Instructions for using Mutt in UTF-8 so it can display e-mail in lots of different languages. |
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