Trent W. Buck wrote:
> If you hate elisp, you may wish to investigate climacs (CL), edwin
> (MIT Scheme), jEdit (Java) or yi (Haskell). They allegedly try to be
> editors in the same vein as Emacs, but personally I found the lack of
> apps, libraries and general functionality to be enough of a tu
clemens fischer writes:
> which of emacs/xemacs do you prefer?
I, and most of Freenode's #emacs denizens, use GNU Emacs. XEmacs seems
to mostly be restricted to those who started with Xemacs 19 rather than
previous or subsequent generations.
> I guess the subject says it all. My Emacs fu is r
emacs.
I use it for editing and playing tetris though, not for email or news or irc or
any of that jazz.
On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 10:12:49PM +0100, clemens fischer wrote:
> I guess the subject says it all. My Emacs fu is rusty and I got tired
> of constantly thinking in an ancient, dynamic-scope
I guess the subject says it all. My Emacs fu is rusty and I got tired
of constantly thinking in an ancient, dynamic-scope lisp dialect,
tweaking my configuration and finding/maintaining oort-gnus versus gnus
and the like.
The one sad thing with vim is its inability to run a real sub-process
inter
