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So glad electric-indent-mode is enabled by default. That was the only thing I absolutely needed to make a .emacs config for when using a foreign computer for a
by broodbucket 13y ago
So glad electric-indent-mode is enabled by default. That was the only thing I absolutely needed to make a .emacs config for when using a foreign computer for a little while.
Interesting to see how good multi-monitor support is. Good changes, anyway.
- rmk2 13y agoI disabled electric-indent-mode, because it really doesn't get along well with org-mode in my experience. I only really use it for select languages, but otherwise tend to disable it globally.
- mickeyp 13y agoMy hope -- and I have yet to try it in anger in 24.4 -- is that these annoying issues are fixed.
- dded 13y ago> Interesting to see how good multi-monitor support is. I used Emacs for 13 years on VMS workstations, all of which used separate X displays for each monitor. Multiple-X-display support was added to Emacs in version 19.3x, but Emacs on VMS [1] was stuck on an older version (19.28?) for a very long time. So I longed for, but lacked, any multi-monitor use with Emacs for a long time. I take it for granted today. [1] That Emacs was available on VMS at all was due to the efforts of Richard Levitte--one of the unsung heros of FLOSS in my mind. The system interface stuff worked quite well on VMS.