[Savannah-hackers] submission of tmacs - savannah.nongnu.org

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r2q2 <address@hidden> described the package as follows:
License: gpl
Other License: 
Package: tmacs
System name: tmacs
Type: non-GNU

Description:
;;No Source Kode yet Kiddies
Tmacs a new version of emacs
 As every gnu blooded hacker knows \"Emacs is the extensible, customizable, 
self-documenting real-time display editor.\" (from the emacs Manual). This is a 
extremely powerfull editor for the fact of its use of lisp as a extension 
language . The humane environment proposes a new type of environment of which 
is more humane. With the power that emacs is it is somewhat daunting to learn 
every single program because it is a static platform.
 The plan for tmacs is to make a dynamic version of emacs that can understand 
any *.el file but dynamically load it instead of statically. It will use wget 
to dynamically load the *.el files from emacs as needed. Also it will Part 2 of 
the humane interface
   \" *   A better text search methodology, effective both within a local 
document or system and with respect to extremely large data spaces such as the 
web
    * A method of eliminating all modal aspects of the basic human-machine 
interface, a method that is readily learned by newcomers and which is 
habituating
    * An improved navigation method, as applicable to finding your way around 
within a picture or memo as within a collection of images, documents, or 
networks; a method which makes use of inborn and learned human navigational 
skills
    * A set of detail improvements to some existing mechanisms that make them 
consistent with the goals and principles of the rest of the design.\"



Other Software Required:
Guile possibly ( I want butter scheme support)
The Humane Environment ( I have no idea what licence this is released under but 
since it is on sf.net it is on a OSI licence i believe)

Other Comments:
What is your favorite color? Also do you use emacs or THE?