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If there's one product whose website can probably get away with not caring about mobile, it's a power-user text editor from the 1970s.

• yangyang 10y ago
  I run Emacs under termux on my Nexus 6P. Works great with exactly the same config I use on the desktop.
  • hueving 10y ago
    What keyboard do you use? Key combos are soooo slow on a touchscreen keyboard.
    • josteink 10y ago
      I have a Logitech k480 for my TV and Nexus 9. Works nicely with termux, Emacs and similar software.
    • yangyang 10y ago
      An old HP Touchpad Bluetooth keyboard. It works fine though not having a meta key on the left is a bit of a pain.
• epidemian 10y ago
  But the site has a responsive layout clearly designed to look nice on mobile screens (with hamburger menu and everything :), so, at least on some level, they are caring about mobile. BTW, the website looks really nice. Kudos!
  • mih 10y ago
    Also looks nice on Emacs' built-in web wowser (M-x eww)
• paulddraper 10y ago
  Yeah, if you can't handle a meg of downloads, are you sure you can handle the hundreds of megs of memory? :)
• mattl 10y ago
  1980s :) EMACS is from the 1970s, GNU Emacs 1980s...