Penguin Mail 0.1.7

New

• Penguin Mail comes as an rpm for Fedora, with a dnf repository of its
  own, so sudo dnf upgrade brings each new version.

Improved

• A big inbox lists faster. Opening the inbox or one of its categories
  reads about a page of mail instead of sorting all of it first, which on
  an inbox of 15,000 conversations took the wait from 25 to 45 ms down to
  1 to 13 ms.
• Switching between All, Primary, Updates, Promotions and Social answers
  at once: the switcher takes its new shape on the next frame and only
  the category's name fades in, where it used to slide for a fifth of a
  second while every icon drifted sideways.
• Right-clicking a conversation in the list offers everything the
  conversation's More Actions menu does: reply, archive, trash, flag,
  labels, mute, remind, print and the sender's options.

Fixed

• LinkedIn's mail, and any other mail that labels its text the same way,
  shows its message again instead of an empty box and two attachments
  called text-text-body.txt and text-html-body.html.
• Naming a label Important, Starred, Inbox or another name Gmail keeps for
  itself now says why it cannot be used, instead of failing with Gmail's
  "Invalid label name".
• When Gmail refuses something, the message shows Gmail's own words, not
  the whole reply it sent.
• Unsubscribing no longer sits on "Reading the page…" for ever when
  the page needs the AI model and the model is Claude Code.
• Right-clicking a conversation that was not selected yet opens its
  menu. Before, the menu closed as the conversation opened.
• The icons in the category switcher above the inbox sit in the middle
  of their highlight instead of leaving a gap on the right.
• Shift+F10 and the Menu key open a message's own menu. Before, they
  opened an empty Cut and Paste menu in the window's top corner.