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Fair on it being "meta-meta." My point is you can always stop the search for the best system, though? Just because you can change or optimize, doesn't mean yo
by taeric 3y ago
Fair on it being "meta-meta." My point is you can always stop the search for the best system, though? Just because you can change or optimize, doesn't mean you have to.
Consider if you are doing written notes, have you learned a comprehensive shorthand system? Why not? Do you stick with only lined paper? Dotted paper or grid for some things? Is there an optimal sized sheet of paper for you? (Point being you can meta-meta work in most any setting. Nothing about Emacs requires that you do so.)
- FredPret 3y agoTrue, I could just stop configuring emacs and use it as is. But who does that? Plus, it took significant work to get the behaviour close to what I expect, whereas an annual Moleskine notebook already has 100% of what I need for $20 and zero minutes of configuration. Merlin costs CAD 240 / year but it works out of the box too.