Added a comment: alternative approach

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+ username="https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id?id=AItOawmahjEBbt0wgwxKXii03LuzdWMfIdmxIMA"
+ nickname="Petr"
+ subject="alternative approach"
+ date="2012-02-12T19:35:25Z"
+ content="""
+Just FYI, some people might not fancy the mutt-notmuch approach of temporary maildir, e.g. if they need to make changes in their mail folder based on the search results or they just find switching folders annoying. I have cobbled together a quick hack that integrates notmuch in mutt using mutt's limit function - therefore, there is no mail folder switching, you can tag/delete/reply to messages etc., it just works the same as if you used standard mutt's limit (press \"l\") based filtering.
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+See [[http://log.or.cz/?p=228]] for details. Thanks for mutt-notmuch anyway, it provided the necessary impetus for me to actually try notmuch with mutt at all. :-)
+"""]]