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gnu.org/software/emacs/tour
A guided tour of Emacs
Skip to content | Skip to navigation | Skip to search| Translations of this page | Accessibility The GNU Operating System Sign up for the Free Software Supporter A monthly update on GNU and the FSF Search: Philosophy Licenses Downloads Documentation Help GNU Join the FSF! A Guided Tour of Emacs The GNU Emacs Manual calls Emacs the extensible, customizable, self-documenting real-time display editor, but this description tells beginners little about what Emacs is capable
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littleredbat.net/mk/blog
lrb/mk: Recent Stories
littleredbat/mk (apply 'blog *random-stuff*) Home Blog Articles Code Resume About Recent Stories Last 10 stories: Announce: mk-project 1.5 Posted on Oct 23rd 2010 to emacs, mk-project. Permalink. 2 Comments. I've just pushed release 1.5.1 of mk-project to github and the emacs wiki. The changes since release 1.4 include ideas and code contributed by Andreas Raster. Here's a summary of the improvements: Previously, a project's compile command could only be a string to be interpreted as a shell
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monkey.org/~marius
marius a. eriksen
marius a. eriksen SEP 2010 Implementing python style generators with delimited continuations » FEB 2010 Self-contained emacs » JAN 2010 Emacs as a tiling window manager » Beautiful fixed-width fonts for OSX » NOV 2009 Regarding the case against Christopher Thompson » Haskell is beautiful in practice » MAY 2009 Pattern matching in Python » Some open source software
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method-combination.net/blog
Irate Nate's weblog
Irate Nate's weblog» speeding up emacs savesFor a while now, I've noticed that saving files (maybe loading files, but saving files especially) was ridiculously slow in emacs. The busy cursor would come up for a good second or two when saving files. For a while I attributed it to the hard drive noticeably spinning up on my laptop (which it's doing now as I write this), but then I noticed--or got really annoyed--by the same behavior on my desktop. Particularly when editing files in a GCC
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noone.org/blog
Blogging is futile
Yet another Blosxom weblog from someone who promised himself to never start blogging - since blogging is futile