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aerc by Drew DeVault

Terminal email client he started, now maintained by others.

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About aerc

Terminal email client he started, now maintained by others. aerc is a open source makers product built by indie maker Drew DeVault.

Status
Active
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Website
aerc-mail.org

More products by Drew DeVault

SourceHut logo

SourceHut

sourcehut.org

Open-source software forge with git hosting, mailing lists, ticket tracking and CI, funded by subscriptions.

Hare logo

Hare

harelang.org

Simple systems programming language he created and leads, announced in 2022.

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Vim Classic

vim-classic.org

Long-term-support fork of Vim 8, maintained without generative AI tools.

Sway logo

Sway

swaywm.org

i3-compatible Wayland compositor he created.

aerc FAQ

What is aerc?

aerc is a open source makers product: Terminal email client he started, now maintained by others.

Who made aerc?

aerc was made by Drew DeVault, Founder of SourceHut and creator of Sway and the Hare programming language. Drew DeVault has also built SourceHut, Hare, Vim Classic, Sway.

Is aerc still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, aerc is still active and run by Drew DeVault at aerc-mail.org.

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