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> Although, to be honest, using the GUI version of GNU Emacs as a Notepad replacement is possible: Just ignore the keyboard commands and interact solely via the
by josteink 9y ago
> Although, to be honest, using the GUI version of GNU Emacs as a Notepad replacement is possible: Just ignore the keyboard commands and interact solely via the menu up top. You even get access to at least some neat major modes this way.
Sure that's possible. And I realize that you're being hypothetical, but if that's how you're going to use Emacs, you're not going to see much gain in your productivity ;)
- bitwize 9y agoWell, if you're gonna train a cat to walk on a leash, the first thing you do is drape a harness on its body, to get it used to the feel and smell of the thing before it walks anywhere.