Re: AW: delete-selection-mode

[David Kastrup]

"Drew Adams" <address@hidden> writes:

>> the I-want-things-just-like-with-Notepad crowd
>
> Emacs with delete-selection-mode turned on is a beautiful thing. It's
> the way Emacs was meant to be by the Great GNU in the Sky. (And no, it
> does not make Emacs like Notepad - that's a shiny red herring, if not
> a boogeyman.)

[Paragraphs of wild rambling elided]

> Let's hear instead from those who use transient-mark-mode *without*
> delete-selection-mode (intentionally, not just by default or from
> ignorance of delsel). Let us know why t-m-mode without d-s-mode is the
> right choice as a default for Emacs.
>
> That could be an interesting discussion.

Since I already gave examples and explained, it is obvious that you
refuse to actually _listen_ to others in this "interesting discussion".

And if it were not bad enough that you don't listen to others _at_
_all_, your monologues do not even contain coherent arguments, but are
just an enumeration of unsupported statements, propaganda and wild
ramblings.

Not only do you _ignore_ the others in the discussion, you do not
contribute anything substantial enough to be actually worth considering.

-- 
David Kastrup