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Well that doesn't copy. That closes Emacs. No wonder you're having trouble! Use M-w. You can do what you need using Emacs. Instead of context menus, you search
by jwdunne 9y ago
Well that doesn't copy. That closes Emacs. No wonder you're having trouble! Use M-w.
You can do what you need using Emacs. Instead of context menus, you search for a less used command using M-x. It helps if you have ido-mode or helm. The latter, in my opinion, makes it a beautiful experience.
I tried moving over to JetBrains IDEs. It was too painful. I can see its value in a language where it can write most of the code for you. Otherwise, Emacs all the way.
- blackrock 9y agoAre you purposely being dense?
- jwdunne 9y agoOh I see what you did there. Nice try squirt. C-x C-c closes Emacs. I mean M-w and C-x C-c are so damn close together it's unfortunate you might mix them up, right? That sort of crafty edit-a-roo is mighty frowned upon in most circles. And to be so rude! Now that, sir, is crossing the line. I guess if I'm really dense, I can't purposefully be dense, can I?