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It does. The problem is, the terminology in the menus is completely inscrutable (i.e. many commands are named unintuitively), the menus are poorly organized, th
by ak217 15y ago
It does. The problem is, the terminology in the menus is completely inscrutable (i.e. many commands are named unintuitively), the menus are poorly organized, they have a small subset of all the commands, etc. I've never been able to learn any of the shortcuts from the menus.
- jrockway 15y agoIn the end, it's your fault because you don't want to learn. Emacs does not have "cut" and "paste", it has "kill" and "yank". They are different terms because they have different semantics. Enjoy programming in Notepad.