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Emacs is the best. / Nothing else even comes close, / try, though, as they might.

Joined August 2012
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The wise sysadmin / is proficient with all tools / each its proper use
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If you're quarantined, / learn to use an editor / beyond your normal. vim users, learn ed! / ed users, check out emacs! / Use emacs? Learn vim! So many choices: / VS Code, nano, acme... / Find one and try it!
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Which three packages / are in your Emacs "must haves"? / Share, discuss, and learn!
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This got me thinking. / One could use emacs and such / directly from ed. ;-) $ ed file.txt (edit file in ed and save) !emacs % # Alternatively, !emacs -nw % (edit file in emacs and save) E # Reloads the edited file contents into ed
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If you want a persistent terminal, use tmux: $ ed file.txt 3141 !tmux (use shell) ^Bd #detach from the multiplexer ! 1p hello !tmux attach (resume the multiplexer session) ^Bd s/e.*/i/p hi You can use GNU screen or dvtm/dtach instead if you prefer.
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For those interested in the Acme blog posts by @echosa, echosa.github.io/blog/2014/0…
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Deft is instant search and creation for your pile of ascii documents. It's key in my Orgmode setup and I hardly hear it mentioned. jblevins.org/projects/deft/
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Which Emacs package / is unknown or underused / that should be more known? Let's all shed some light / on the package underdogs / that deserve more love.
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obviously so / ed(1) plays well with others / 'nix philosophy
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For ed(1) users: / ed works perfectly inside / M-x eshell.
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Every new Emacs / brings improved features and speed. / Thanks to all who help! If you use Emacs / share your appreciation / for the devs' hard work!
Emacs 26.2 released! Many thanks to everyone who contributed. lists.gnu.org/archive/html/e…
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perhaps it would help / draw attention to the form / if code was obscured?
One does not simply / post code without expecting / strangers to critique.
Welcome to the world of PROGRAMMERS! 🤣
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Magnar, you're awesome. / Your packages have improved / Emacs for us all. So, I think I can / speak for all of us and say: / Thank you! Just, THANK YOU! You have done enough. / More than most others, I'd say. / Take the time you need. <3
This is long overdue. Sorry to anyone negatively affected. #emacs
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This is in good jest / and is really quite funny. / Thank you for the laugh!
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Emacs, Vim, and ed / always have been and will be. / "Old" does not mean "bad".
I’m just tired of tool churn. Remember when everyone bought textmate? Then remember when everyone pretended they bought SublimeText and sheepishly hid that nag screen? Remember Atom? Now it’s Code. Between that and new frameworks, I’m tired. Use what works for you.
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I have just released Magit v2.90.0! emacsair.me/2018/11/08/magit… 🤩
This package is great! / Any help that it receives / benefits us all! Projectile is tied / with Magit for "best package" / in my opinion. So, please, if you can, / I encourage you to help. / Emacsers, unite! -- Deleted and reposted this to retweet the main tweet instead.
I finally found time to do some backlog grooming for Projectile and get a bit of work done for version 1.1. I wouldn't mind getting help, as there's a lot to be done in general - take a look at tickets marked with "help wanted" or "good first issue" here github.com/bbatsov/projectil…
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