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My wife and father both use the Samsung ARM chromebook (guess who doesn't like tech support). I was a CR-48 tester too. I love ChromeOS, but I'm kind of disappo
by peatmoss 14y ago
My wife and father both use the Samsung ARM chromebook (guess who doesn't like tech support). I was a CR-48 tester too. I love ChromeOS, but I'm kind of disappointed in how little uptake there has been of NaCl. In particular, if there were a way to run a decently feature-filled emacs in a tab, I'd probably make the jump.
- graue 14y agoThis makes me think - is there any reason you couldn't compile Emacs or Vim in Emscripten, and adapt it for the web? Maybe with some kind of in-browser terminal emulator? Quick googling suggests no one has tried this yet... I find that surprising. (The Vim bindings in CodeMirror[1] are surprisingly decent, but it's still not the real thing.) [1] http://codemirror.net/demo/vim.html http://codemirror.net/demo/vim.html
- jyu 14y agoStuff like this is where search in its current form fails. Action.IO allows for browser based coding, and potentially development in the cloud. Heroku started out doing development in the cloud before they pivoted to PAAS.
- graue 14y agoI watched the video. That's cool, but not what I had in mind — they're running Vim on a remote server, not in the browser itself.
- htilford 14y agoI've been using https://github.com/chjj/tty.js/ https://github.com/chjj/tty.js/ to vim on my pixel, with tty.js running on my linode.