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Adam Thompson <arthompson1990@gmail.com> writes:

> Given how many linux clients support imap (including a very ed-like email
> client) I'd be very surprised and disapointed if a decent library isn't
> available for this.

Do you mean heirloom-mailx (AKA nail)?
It's quite ed-like, being based on Berkeley mail from the teletype era.
The IMAP support is fine.  It handles multiple folders and multiple
accounts.

-- Chris