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Leader keys + Evil mode make the keybindings pretty much non-issue on mobile. Emacs also has native Android port now, I've found it work quite well. There are
by e3bc54b2 2y ago
Leader keys + Evil mode make the keybindings pretty much non-issue on mobile. Emacs also has native Android port now, I've found it work quite well. There are apps like orgro[0] that make dealing with org files a pleasure on mobile.
That being said, it is not perfect. My ultimate (and imperfect) solution was to acquire a GPD Micro[1]. Now that thing makes up for all shortcomings of mobile devices, not just Emacs :)
[0]: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.madlonkay.orgro/ https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.madlonkay.orgro/
[1]: https://gpd.hk/gpdmicropc https://gpd.hk/gpdmicropc
- epakai 2y agoWhat sort of software setup do you use on the micro? I have one, but coming from a tiling wm, and Vim I have a hard time imagining using it productively. It is in my sell pile.
- e3bc54b2 2y agoSame thing as my main laptop: NixOS + Plasma desktop. I barely see the desktop TBH. It is there just so I have convenient control of peripherals. 99% of my time is in Web browser or Emacsclient or Terminal. On GPD I use the browser even less, because its purpose is to be a lightweight mobile terminal. Graphical Emacs is just superset of terminal one, so it is preferred is all.