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Re: Why do you use emacs?
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A . L . Meyers |
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Re: Why do you use emacs? |
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Tue, 13 May 2003 20:48:49 +0200 |
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What I really like about emacs is that it really has its own "look and
feel". Once you get used to it, you discover that the emacs L&F makes
great good sense as well. Another mental perk of emacs is that it
subtly (and, if you like, not so subtly) makes you aware of the
abstraction layers underpinning computing. Again, you may or may not
like this but it is rather unique.
Enjoy emacs!
Lucien
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