My Resignation from Emacs Development
(lists.gnu.org)
I'm resigning my position as Emacs contributor.
I'm resigning my position as Emacs contributor.
Implementing attributes for plain text using subranges like Emacs
(akkartik.name)
Emacs-style ranges on a text buffer that I can now hang attributes like color, decorations and click handlers on to.
Emacs-style ranges on a text buffer that I can now hang attributes like color, decorations and click handlers on to.
New Stuff in Emacs 30
(mgmarlow.com)
Whoa, the Emacs 30 release cycle has officially started (I totally missed when this was announced a month ago). We're still waiting on a pretest build, but that didn't stop me from reading through the NEWS file and highlighting some of my favorite changes.
Whoa, the Emacs 30 release cycle has officially started (I totally missed when this was announced a month ago). We're still waiting on a pretest build, but that didn't stop me from reading through the NEWS file and highlighting some of my favorite changes.
Ask HN: If you were rewriting Emacs from scratch, what would you do differently?
(ycombinator.com)
Don't get me wrong, I'm not planning on creating an Emacs killer, nor suggest anyone do that. But, hypothetically, what are some fundamental pitfalls of this foundational application?
Don't get me wrong, I'm not planning on creating an Emacs killer, nor suggest anyone do that. But, hypothetically, what are some fundamental pitfalls of this foundational application?
Emacs Speaks Statistics
(r-project.org)
Emacs Speaks Statistics (ESS) is an add-on package for GNU Emacs.
Emacs Speaks Statistics (ESS) is an add-on package for GNU Emacs.
Kubed (Emacs-based Kubernetes interface) user manual, now with pretty images
(eshelyaron.com)
Kubed is a rich Kubernetes interface within Emacs. It helps you work with your Kubernetes clusters and deployments with the full power of kubectl, and with the comfort and confidence of an intuitive interactive interface.
Kubed is a rich Kubernetes interface within Emacs. It helps you work with your Kubernetes clusters and deployments with the full power of kubectl, and with the comfort and confidence of an intuitive interactive interface.
Emacs Bubble Mode
(lmno.lol)
From time to time, I want to grab a source code viewport of sorts and feed to an LLM for questioning.
From time to time, I want to grab a source code viewport of sorts and feed to an LLM for questioning.
Combobulate: Bulk Editing Tree-sitter Nodes with Multiple Cursors
(masteringemacs.org)
I’m sure you’ve found yourself in this situation: you want to edit something, but in multiple places, and at the same time. You’re busy; you don’t want to repeat yourself, and this is the twenty-first century and we do have the technology to do this!
I’m sure you’ve found yourself in this situation: you want to edit something, but in multiple places, and at the same time. You’re busy; you don’t want to repeat yourself, and this is the twenty-first century and we do have the technology to do this!
Speech Dictation Mode for Emacs
(lepisma.xyz)
There is a wide range of input mechanisms for computers, starting with keyboards (which are relatively mature) and extending to various types of neural interfaces (currently under research). Speech lies somewhere on this spectrum with a lot of promises but still not much to show for. Keeping accessibility aspects aside, I think speech is mature enough to be used for drafting ideas and taking notes. Maybe not so much for structured writing like programming or final versions of most prose.
There is a wide range of input mechanisms for computers, starting with keyboards (which are relatively mature) and extending to various types of neural interfaces (currently under research). Speech lies somewhere on this spectrum with a lot of promises but still not much to show for. Keeping accessibility aspects aside, I think speech is mature enough to be used for drafting ideas and taking notes. Maybe not so much for structured writing like programming or final versions of most prose.