A few random Emacs thoughts... One really nice feature of MacOS text widgets is the inclusion of basic Emacs key bindings such as C-k, C-d, C-a, etc. Brought f

A few random Emacs thoughts... One really nice feature of MacOS text widgets is the inclusion of basic Emacs key bindings such as C-k, C-d, C-a, etc. Brought forward from the Next days. I used Zmacs on Lisp Machines back at MIT in the early 80's. A couple of my favorite Emacs-related acronyms are the editor EINE (Eine Is Not Emacs) and its successor ZWEI (Zwei Was EINE Initially). I remember at one point in the late 80's using Emacs in the shell on SGI Irix workstations. No mouse support at that time for it. Today I still use Emacs/Slime for my Common Lisp 3D graphics hacking.