> It does offer you an interactive tutorial. :facepalm: Yeah, my 8 years old niece will be taught "Informatics" in the school. Starting in a few days, actually

> It does offer you an interactive tutorial. :facepalm: Yeah, my 8 years old niece will be taught "Informatics" in the school. Starting in a few days, actually. I'm sure she will enjoy Emacs over Notepad, since Notepad doesn't have any interactive tutorial. > It does come with comprehensive offline documentation. To avoid using precisely that, some years ago, I created myself a little extension of the engine-mode which opens up a browser and searches on the internet using a proper search engine. Here's the code: https://github.com/Bost/dotfiles/blob/c262e4dd7c5a498ce5d75c102d9829a5261b6a4e/emacs/my/packages.el#L106 https://github.com/Bost/dotfiles/blob/c262e4dd7c5a498ce5d75c... Enjoy > It does come with the best interactive querying and documentation capabilities of any software system in wide-use today. I managed to learn how to write my own plugins, macros, spacemacs core extensions, etc. I hope one day I'll learn how to use the emacs interactive documentation, too. Eventually.