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Not only the manual, but Gnus itself. I remember this guy from the university (UiO) when he started working on Gnus. He was a small celebrity among us informati
by sovande 8mo ago
Not only the manual, but Gnus itself. I remember this guy from the university (UiO) when he started working on Gnus. He was a small celebrity among us informatics students, and we all used Emacs and Gnus, of course.
- kstrauser 8mo agoI'd forgotten that! Yeah, I believe Lars also wrote a huge chunk of the current Gnus. I stopped using it a while back and maybe someone else came along and rewrote it again, replacing all his code, but I don't think that's the case. Gnus was absolutely delightful back in the day. I moved on around the time I had to start writing non-plaintext emails for work reasons. It's also handy to be using the same general email apps and systems as 99.99% of the rest of the world. I still have a soft spot in my heart for it. PS: Also, I have no idea whatsoever why someone would downvote you for that. Weird.
- rurban 8mo agoAlso gmane. The once popular mailing lists search site.
- jd3 8mo agoI discovered X-Face[0] through gmane! Such a blast from the past. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Face https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Face