If I go to https://mephistomail.site/ on Firefox, I can't scroll at all. If I zoom out, I see there is more to the page, but it's too small to read then. Can you implement/allow scrolling??

Depending on the particular apt repo to be ready and have what you need would be so much more of a nightmare!

Running production on non-LTS Ubuntu would be insane (unless it was a very short-term deployment on a more modern system).

They hadn't implemented the `-r` flag of `date`... But worse than that, they didn't squeek on the unimplemented flag (because the interface was already accepting it...). This is an incompetent implementer (and project management?)

Do you mean the US or China??

Yes.

Fastmail's killer feature is JMAP, and there are not so many GUI clients for that. Yes, you can use IMAP, but that's just much slower.

I guess you can do that. I have my Thunderbird open 24/7 for days on end. It does seem to occupy 700MB of RAM after a while. Firefox is way worse of course... I keep Signal desktop open too, sits around 160MB.

Once Thunderbird supports JMAP, then we should be there.

Very hard to find out how to even get a `juliac` binary unfortunately...

Disclaimer: this is early, experimental, subject to change, etc. Notably, there are reports that it doesn't work in Windows. It works here on Mac, but YMMV.

1) Install juliaup following the instructions for your platform from julialang.org

2) Install julia 1.12 with `juliaup add 1.12` and switch to it `juliaup default 1.12`.

3) Start a standard julia 1.12 REPL with `julia --project=.` This is the "Outer" project that will do the compiling (PackageCompiler.jl terminology, might not be necessary now that juliac can run from the command line).

4) Install juliac with `] app add JuliaC`. The ']' character opens the package manager. You might need to add Julia's app location to your PATH in .zshrc with `export PATH="/home/ccp/.julia/bin:$PATH"` and restart your shell (I had this already from earlier attempts with 1.12 beta).

5) Create a new project with `] generate AppProject`. This is the "Inner" project that will be compiled. Put the example AppProject code from the julia 1.12 announcement in src/AppProject.jl

6) Run the example command `juliac --output-exe app_test_exe --bundle build --trim=safe --experimental ./AppProject` while in the "Outer" directory. You should be able to run it as in the announcement `./build/bin/app_test_exe`

I was looking to try something like this (without the nushell...), but I find that I always have caddy installed anyway, and for the really local cases I use php -S.

I'm curious, what do you think is missing from Caddy that has you looking for something new?