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Yes, yes. Hold Emacs hostage Mr. Stallman. That'll make everyone stay up all night hacking to bring your lackluster platform to parity with its competition. Th
by saidajigumi 10y ago
Yes, yes. Hold Emacs hostage Mr. Stallman. That'll make everyone stay up all night hacking to bring your lackluster platform to parity with its competition.
There's a real need for innovation and great ideas to better support all manner of open community resources, free software and beyond. But stupid control games are totes better than all
that.
- vesak 10y ago>That'll make everyone stay up all night hacking to bring your lackluster platform to parity with its competition. Do you know any other platform that managed to form a foundation for org-mode? Until there is, emacs may not be called a "lackluster platform".
- saidajigumi 10y agoI'm not referring to Emacs with that, but rather to Stallman holding Emacs functionality hostage to boost GNU OS platform(s). Which are definitely lackluster.
- ekianjo 10y agoIts not because its not shiny and not pricey that its lackluster. At least you can customize stuff on your OS instead of having to follow the only way designed by Apple.
- madeofpalk 10y agoEh. It's RMS being RMS. I think he's ridiculously dogmatic and unpractical, but you can't be surprised by this - he has his ideologies to push with fervent absolutism. I doubt he's all that concerned about the market share of his text editor.