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6b50a6 No.40[Reply]

Gnu Emacs has become extremely dangerous to use with C modules.

And maybe even without them.

https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2016-01/msg00151.html

ddfd9c No.41

>UNIX way: broken programs crash. developers fix their code.

>Microsoft way: broken programs crash. developers fix their code 3 months later.

>Apple way: broken programs crash. developers try to fix the code several times before giving up and getting rid of the feature entirely.

>GNU way: broken programs don't crash. what if a user lost some data? OH NO! we'll fix them… later… probably never… it's free software, uh, fix it yourself.

>Nearly every major security advisory "affecting linux" is entirely related to GNU software

:^)


0dafc8 No.43

>>41

Do you not realize how much of linux GNU really is?




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e18c14 No.3[Reply]

I'd like to see a board about Emacs. I'm surprised this place is empty.

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c813a1 No.31

>>29

My child, the editor war is between Emacs and vi.

vim is the bastard creation of an Amiga-loving moron. It has very little of the spirit of vi, and it certainly in no way is "minimal" or in line with the "Unix philosophy". It's so far behind Emacs that it's not even funny.

So your posts about vim are not appropriate to this forum.

You are of course welcome to discuss evil-mode, and other vi implementations available within Emacs. They have much more of the vi-nature than vim ever will. :)


dd40cd No.33

Da fuq. I honestly hadn't been introduced to the 8ch community until they butchered /emacs/


205895 No.34

>>33

Welcome to 8chan.


e18c14 No.36

I come back and see this. Reminds me of /tech/.


6662c2 No.42

>>31

tbh, nano is more popular than both now. emacs is really unstable on modern systems. it's too much bloat for an editor and broken as an ide. i filed a bug report on ctrl-s not working 6 months ago and still….NOTHING.

I'm glad i quite using emacs when i did




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c73698 No.38[Reply]

According to the XEmacs beta mailing list, the development of it is now officially dead.

Does that make you happy, or sad? Or are you just "who gives a shit?"

c73698 No.39




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dbd2f4 No.14[Reply]

What is your favorite package, /emacs/? Third-party or part of core.

ca237c No.20

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Probably notmuch because it's so great. Elfeed is worth mentioning too.


dbd2f4 No.32

The package I use the most is probably notmuch or org. The package I think is the coolest, though I haven't used it that much, is sx.


dcc79b No.35

>>14

I'm not sure if it's a package, but I can't live without window-number.el. It's on the emacswiki.


a3f156 No.37

Magit, Yasnippet, Helm are the first ones that come to mind.

I use hundreds of packages.




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