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To "kludge together a bunch of disparate terminal programs" is not conceptually different than "kludge together a bunch of disparate elisp functions". Some of
by enriquto 6y ago
To "kludge together a bunch of disparate terminal programs" is not conceptually different than "kludge together a bunch of disparate elisp functions". Some of us live inside the command line, some of us live inside emacs, most of us live inside a web browser.
- desmap 6y agoYes, I also found "kludge together a bunch of..." a bit misleading since this atomic nature of *nix is why we use it.
- d0mine 6y agoThere may be a difference in how uniform & integrated the final result is likely to be.
- snicker7 6y agoI was referring to the consistency of the user interface and other behaviours. For example, themes and key bindings can be made consistent across emacs modes. They share the same config.