🚀 go-pugleaf

heya,

  gnuemacs also has mh-rmail which is the Right Way to use gnuemacs
  and mh.  it's hot.

  try mh-rmail and then type "C-h m" to see what commands you have
  available.  then type "s" to send a letter and then type "C-h m"
  again to see what commands you have available while editing a letter
  (including "C-c C-q" to quit editing that letter).  that should
  provide you with enough documentation but you can find out more
  by looking at the sources (...gnuemacs/lisp/mh-e.el).

  by the way, in your example, you set the editor to be "gnuemacs."
  it is preferable (read mega-faster) to set it to emacsclient and run
  "M-x server-start" within gnuemacs.  try that sometime, run
  server-start, and then run emacsclient directly from the shell.

  enjoy!

							--bw