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there are far worse choices. for quick stuff, i either emacs -q or nano more or less interchangably, and in my larval stage i lived in nano (and pine!) for man
by hprotagonist 5y ago
there are far worse choices. for quick stuff, i either emacs -q or nano more or less interchangably, and in my larval stage i lived in nano (and pine!) for many years happily enough.
These days, i find that my movement key memory will betray me in nano at the worst time(s), so i tend to stick with emacs -q -nw for light-and-fast stuff, but when that's annoying to obtain, i'll happily fall back and think more carefully about my keystrokes.
- Jtsummers 5y agoemacs --daemon Then connect with emacsclient. You can also name the daemon which lets you have specific configurations for specific tasks. At that point, launching emacs for quick stuff is very fast.
- hprotagonist 5y agooh, i know. sometimes i want barebones as well.