Ub email

You're looking for a way to send an email using the "ub" command!

The "ub" command is a Unix shell command that allows you to send an email using the "mail" command. Here's a basic syntax:

ub [recipient's email address] [subject] [message]

Here's a breakdown of the components:

• [recipient's email address]: The email address of the person you want to send the email to.
• [subject]: The subject line of the email.
• [message]: The body of the email.

For example, if you want to send an email to "[email protected]" with the subject "Hello" and the message "This is a test email.", you would use the following command:

ub [email protected] Hello This is a test email.

When you run this command, the "ub" command will open the default email client (usually "mail" or "mutt") and compose a new email with the specified recipient, subject, and message.

Note that the "ub" command is not a standard Unix command, and its availability may vary depending on your system and shell configuration. If you're using a Linux or Unix-based system, you may need to install a package or configure your shell to use the "ub" command.