Better Gmail handling by not using Notmuch tags

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+Subject: Better Gmail handling by not using Notmuch tags\r
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+Hi,\r
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+I'm a Gmail user and would like to keep using Gmail web interface in\r
+parallel to Notmuch. Basically, I would like Notmuch to mimic Gmail's\r
+behavior. In the notmuch mailing list, users proposed to convert Gmail\r
+folders to Notmuch tags and back (e.g.,\r
+http://notmuchmail.org/pipermail/notmuch/2012/009280.html). However, I\r
+didn't see any out-of-the-box full implementation of this proposal.\r
+\r
+Another solution would be to work directly with folders from Notmuch.\r
+Adding a Notmuch tag would just copy the current mail file to a\r
+different folder. Removing a tag would just remove the current mail\r
+file from the folder. Would such a solution work? What would I loose?\r
+\r
+Thank you\r
+\r
+-- \r
+Damien Cassou\r
+http://damiencassou.seasidehosting.st\r
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+"Lambdas are relegated to relative obscurity until Java makes them\r
+popular by not having them." James Iry\r