Definitely. I approached the set up mu4e + offlineimap over multiple accounts (including a GMail one) many times, and I've never been fully satisfied with it. I'd really want to get it to work flawlessly, so I'd love to be able to learn from your experience.

What doesn't not fully satisfied mean for you? I might just have lower standards...

I think you should offlineimap; Use mbsync ( iSync )

Offlineimap and mbsync are two separate tools that do the same thing. I've had a good experience with offlineimap. In both cases, however, the hard part is not picking the tool but configuring it.

By no means a mu4e expert here. If of help, some of the mu4e bits I've picked along the way:

http://xenodium.com/trying-out-mu4e-and-offlineimap

http://xenodium.com/adding-mu4e-maildirs-extension

http://xenodium.com/trying-out-mu4e-with-mbsync

http://xenodium.com/faster-junk-mail-deletion-with-mu4e

http://xenodium.com/emailing-pdfs-to-kindle-from-mu4e

http://xenodium.com/building-mumu4e-on-macos

http://xenodium.com/mu4e-as-macos-mail-composer

edited: formatting

Thank you, your blog posts are really informative and clear. I am guessing from the last two you have working SMTP, and that's the step I'm stuck on. Any advice?

I have additional config for SMTP. Added to http://xenodium.com/trying-out-mu4e-and-offlineimap

Here's the diff https://github.com/xenodium/xenodium.github.io/commit/73a27f...

That appears to use password Auth and not oauth?

Correct Authinfo used for storing encrypted password in config (instead of plaintext). No OAuth in my setup (also not using Gmail).

ps. You may want to look at the GMail/SMTP parts of this post https://github.com/redguardtoo/mastering-emacs-in-one-year-g...

Absolutely. I've been wanting to try that, but haven't put all the pieces together yet.

Hell yeah.

Yes please!

Absolutely yes