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I still think he is. He's too productive not to be.

• unimpressive 13y ago
  It's probably a lot easier to learn emacs when you implement it.
• foobarbazqux 13y ago
  RMS hasn't built anything in ages! (As far as I know.)
  • gnufied 13y ago
    By "build" if you meant RMS stopped coding ages ago then you are wrong. He still contributes quite a lot to Emacs (https://github.com/mirrors/emacs/commits/master https://github.com/mirrors/emacs/commits/master) I am pretty sure I can dig up other projects he is still coding in. but RMS hasn't stopped coding.
    • foobarbazqux 13y ago
      I meant new projects. I just wouldn't describe him as "too productive" now, not compared to the early days. Unlike that other lovable teddy bear, Linus. RMS has even written about his shift out of development IIRC, about how political work is more important to him now.
      • pavanky 13y ago
        Linus frequently talks about how all he does these days is merge stuff with very little coding of his own.
        • leif 13y ago
          Yes, but he has to read a LOT more code (arguably the important part of programming) than you or I on a daily basis.