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Emacs is the answer; what was the question again? It's nothing specifically to do with the Kernel pr operating system. I use Gnus after starting with RMAIL on
by gnufx 7y ago
Emacs is the answer; what was the question again?
It's nothing specifically to do with the Kernel pr operating system. I use Gnus after starting with RMAIL on SunOS and using VM for some time. I often use it in tty mode, typically with emacsclient. It would work OK with relatively recent Exchange IMAP at work if it wasn't for the VPN required to access it. Gnus is obviously good for mail lists via Gmane's NNTP.
- jkepler 7y agoAt what point does emacs cease to be a text editor and become an entire operating system in a terminal or X11?
- jimmyvalmer 7y agoWhen you learn enough elisp to start calling external programs. Magit is a good place to start.
- anonuser123456 7y agoEmacs is not an operating system. It is a high bandwidth peripheral that connects your brain to the operating system using lisp.