tl;dr drop jigit, could consider neomutt instead of mutt
I was looking at where irssi came from, and found supported-network-client. Saw
jigit in it, decided to give it a short review.
(tagged OK/RM/?? for keep/remove/maybe)
$ cat supported-network-client | sed 's#^#> #'
> = Clients =
>
> * irssi
OK Having a text IRC client makes sense I guess, though it would not
be my choice :)
> * avahi-utils
OK Useful to debug avahi issues I guess.
>
> = Download =
>
> * jigit # specialised Debian/Ubuntu CD image download
RM I'm not sure there's much of a use anymore, so I'd say let's drop it.
> = Mail =
>
> * mutt
?? We _could_ switch to neomutt, which is more advanced, and was packaged
as mutt for some time. The code base started out the same, but got quite
refactoring done recently, and there is progress in adding multi-account
support. It would pull in (lib)notmuch, though.
> * lbdb
OK Never used that, but sounds interesting.
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