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Emacs does a nice job of this, I think

• Zambyte 2y ago
  Emacs also highlights how underrated info pages are. Truly a hidden gem.
  • hirvi74 2y ago
    I truly appreciate when tools come with everything one needs to know about how to use them. I think it helps foster a real sense of sustainability.
    • goku12 2y ago
      That is in line with the Free Software and GNU philosophy. It isn't just about making the source available to you. Rather, they expect that you - the user - will tinker around and modify it substantially to suit your needs. So they include practically everything needed to achieve that - including full documentation, developer tools, code introspection capabilities and sometimes even entire textbooks (The bundled elisp book is actually an introductory textbook on programming). The other GNU software all follow a similar strategy - be it Guix, Shepherd, Guile, Poke,... It's so pleasant to work with them. Too bad this approach didn't catch on.
• nemoniac 2y ago
  See woman-mode in Emacs https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/woman.html https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/woman.ht...