Mutt can be executed in "screen" and several things may change when the session is reattached from a different machine (e.g. via ssh):
* The DISPLAY and some other similar environment variables (so that the editor window is displayed on the right screen, ditto for the attachments viewed with an external program).
* The encoding used by the user-side terminal.
So, Mutt should have a way to take these changes into account. Concerning the DISPLAY, this can be done with wrappers, which do not require special support in Mutt (see <http://www.vinc17.org/mutt/#resources>). However support in Mutt would be a plus. Concerning the encoding, I don't think this is possible without special support in Mutt. What should be done:
* Have a way to tell Mutt not to use characters outside some charset (e.g. ISO-8859-1 with UTF-8 encoding). This is useful to have transliteration (BTW not only with "screen", but also when the user doesn't have some fonts).
* Have a way to tell Mutt that the user-side terminal has changed (the pseudo-terminal provided by screen is still the same, of course), for instance when SIGUSR1 is received, Mutt could read some rc file $sigusr1_file.
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