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Words in README for mu4e layer #16193

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davidpiano opened this issue Nov 17, 2023 · 3 comments
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Words in README for mu4e layer #16193

davidpiano opened this issue Nov 17, 2023 · 3 comments

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@davidpiano
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Installation instructions are contradictory:

  • Install
    In order to use this layer you must install =mu= and =mu4e= separately.
    Typically =mu4e= will be bundled with =mu= (this is the case on many Linux
    distributions).

Something like the following might be better:

  • Install
    In order to use this layer you must install two applications on your system, =mu= and =mu4e=.
    On many Linux distributions they are bundled together, but make sure you have both before proceeding.
@smile13241324
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Sounds good, would you mind opening a PR for it?

@davidpiano
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I'm willing, but have never opened a PR before, or made any contribution to anything. I'll go and try it - I assume it's not difficult.

@smile13241324
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Yeah its really pretty easy just do your work in your fork based on develop, then propose the PR you can do this via githubs web ui and I will have a look.

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