Author: JT Smith
LinuxPlanet’s Michael Hall takes a look at the next generation of Emacs: “I’ve spent a few days playing around with this release now, and, having struggled to read the change summary past around line
2000, I can only say that the Emacs sitting on my desktop today is different. How different is dependent on the user, but that
incredible customizability is obviously still there, and fairly easy to take advantage of for making some interesting changes to the
way Emacs works.”
2000, I can only say that the Emacs sitting on my desktop today is different. How different is dependent on the user, but that
incredible customizability is obviously still there, and fairly easy to take advantage of for making some interesting changes to the
way Emacs works.”
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