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Some speculatively useful things that could arise out of this - It may have useful security properties over time. People use emacs for a great deal of arbitrar
by hammerandtongs 9y ago
Some speculatively useful things that could arise out of this -
It may have useful security properties over time. People use emacs for a great deal of arbitrary text reading and transform from things directly from email and the web. Elisp would largely be at fault for security bugs but perhaps this would help in areas.
Perhaps a binding to use Alacritty directly for a port to Wayland? Emacs has a pretty terminal centric view of its UI output as is.
A tight binding to Servo allowing a serious upgrade to Emacs visual and ui capabilities.
- taeric 9y agoMost security holes in my setup aren't likely to go away. I trust Emacs. And I trust it to do as I say. This means coordination my identity to many servers at a time. Executing directly on the box. Even remote boxes. I'm open to be surprised. But I really do want Emacs to have full access to my computer.
- moosingin3space 9y agoA while ago, when this project had just started, I filed an issue to discuss the windowing/GUI system: https://github.com/Wilfred/remacs/issues/25 https://github.com/Wilfred/remacs/issues/25
- petecox 9y agoServo, as in rendered using HTML5? I guess if new management at Mozilla relaunched Firefox OS as BootToServo then the killer app from day one could be Emacs.