The GNU implementation of MH is primarily aiming to provide an interface between Mailutils and Emacs using mh-e module. Therefore, a subset of MH utilities has been selected that would provide such basic functionality. When this functionality is achieved, other utilities may be implemented. Utilities Ordered by Importance =============================== The `State' column gives the state of the given utility: - Not implemented + Fully implemented * Partially implemented. The `Comments' column lists the missing features The `Nice' column gives aproximate priority of the utility in the terms of unix nice level (-20 the highest, +20 the lowest) State Nice Utility Comments ------------------------------------------- + -20 scan + -20 inc * -20 repl Only a framework is implemented - -20 forw - -20 send * -20 refile --link * -20 rmm rmproc: * -15 folder(s) --pack,--verbose - -15 mhn + -10 rmf - 0 install-mh Not necessary. Will be implemented as a noop - 4 mhl - 5 mark - 5 pick - 10 anno - 10 burst - 10 whom + 10 mhpath - 20 sortm Utilities In Alphabetical Order =============================== anno burst folder(s) forw install-mh mark mhl mhn mhpath pick refile repl rmf rmm send sortm whom