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by wfarr 18y ago
Stay away from Aquamacs. It is for all intents and purposes, Emacs, but with all the useful stuff watered down in an attempt to make it fit in better with Mac OS. My config is here: http://github.com/wfarr/dotfiles/
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by wfarr 18y ago
I don't believe it ever worked in Cocoa Emacs. It was a patch applied to the independently distributed Carbon Emacs.
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by wfarr 18y ago
Whee current student.
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by wfarr 18y ago
I'm in!
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by wfarr 18y ago
The last time I found Maddox funny was back in middle school.
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by wfarr 18y ago
Exactly. It's not that Ruby lacks the ability to do some things, but rather, has its own additional idiomatic way of accomplishing the same task.
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by wfarr 18y ago
Indeed. Go Jackets.
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by wfarr 18y ago
While I "see the point", I think you have a legitimate complaint with regards to the voting.
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by wfarr 18y ago
The author laid out a pretty clear bias from the beginning and followed through to the end to let the reader know that "graphical froufrou is bad". While he's certainly entitled to his opinion, he really only represents a small subsection o
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by wfarr 18y ago
While I haven't used them in direct comparison, it is worth noting that Evince is shipped with GNOME in nearly all GNOME-based Linux distributions, and xpdf has the added bonus of not relying on a specific toolkit. Mind, you can certainly u
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by wfarr 18y ago
Uh, #emacs, #tech.coop, #gsoc, #gnome-hackers, #conkeror.
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by wfarr 19y ago
Interesting. I'm assuming it's traffic-related, because I've run had ASV running on my server for weeks on end without real issue (I don't get much in the way of traffic).
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by wfarr 19y ago
I left vi(m) behind over a year ago, so I'm not sure what you're getting at here. ;)
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by wfarr 19y ago
... it's an April Fools joke.
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by wfarr 19y ago
Being a dedicated emacs user, I could only shake my head and sigh as I read this.