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I wonder if there's anyone who uses Emacs defaults and only that.
by zvmaz 3y ago
I wonder if there's anyone who uses Emacs defaults and only that.
- Narishma 3y agoI do. I also use vim defaults. Yes, I'm one of those weirdos using both emacs and vi.
- mst 3y agoI prefer -vi- defaults so: au! set noai set sm set cp setf none set nocindent set nosmartindent filetype off inoremap <Left> <NOP> inoremap <Right> <NOP> inoremap <Up> <NOP> inoremap <Down> <NOP> noremap <F1> <NOP> inoremap <F1> <NOP> cabbr h you_typed_colon_h_again_you_idiot nnoremap q <NOP> autocmd FileChangedShell \* echon "" set directory=/tmp set mouse= set ttymouse= # try uncommenting this if angry fruit salad still ensues: # syn off
- emidln 3y agoI know of at least two `mg` users (a barebones C impl of emacs) that use it for almost everything (including c++ and python). That's `emacs -Q` to the extreme.
- kettunen 3y agoWhile I'm mainly an emacs user, I do enjoy using mg from time to time. Especially nice that it comes with macOS nowadays (used to come with age old emacs version). I could probably do everything in mg, but I just cannot stand the auto indendantion in it when you have 8 spaces of indent and write a newline, the next line gets auto indented with a tab instead of 8 spaces (newline-and-indent assumes tabs are every eight characters..) Sure, this is not an issue if you use only tabs, but most projects just tend to be using spaces. Also, I think in OpenBSD mg there is a flag for enabling/disabling this (IIRC). Nonetheless, I do like mg!