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lkml-reader
A Rust-based interactive reader for Linux Kernel Mailing Lists hosted on<br>lore.kernel.org, inspired by<br>hackermail.
It mirrors lore's public-inbox git archives locally and provides a terminal UI<br>to browse and read mails. The main goal is to have a simple, fast, and<br>keyboard-friendly way to keep up with the latest discussions in the Linux kernel<br>community.
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Features
Pick any mailing list on lore.kernel.org (linux-pm, linux-mm,<br>linux-kernel, damon, …) via --list.
Filter by subsystem interactively with / (case-insensitive substring match<br>against the subject, e.g. sched matches [PATCH sched/core], [sched],<br>[scheduler]).
Filter by date range with d (today, yesterday, or<br>YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM to YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM).
Read the raw mail in a scrollable detail pane with diff-aware coloring<br>(green +, red -, cyan @@).
Build & run
git submodule update --init # fetch vendor/lkml-core on first checkout<br>cargo build --release
# Launch the TUI — clones the latest epoch on first run, runs<br># `git remote update` on every subsequent start.<br>./target/release/lkml-reader --list lkml
Or via the Makefile:
make run-reader # defaults to LIST=lkml<br>make run-reader LIST=linux-pm
CLI:
]">lkml-reader [--list ]
Defaults: --list lkml.
Keys
View<br>Key<br>Action
List<br>↑ / ↓<br>Move selection within page
List<br>← / →<br>Previous / next page
List<br>Enter<br>Open mail
List<br>Set subject filter (lazy per-epoch, auto-clones older epochs as you page)
List<br>Set date filter
List<br>Update current mirror (git remote update)
List<br>Help
List<br>Quit
Detail<br>↑/↓, PgUp/PgDn<br>Scroll
Detail<br>g / G<br>Top / bottom
Detail<br>Esc / q<br>Back to list
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A Rust-based interactive reader for Linux Kernel Mailing Lists
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