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  1. @bthalpin.bsky.socialBluesky

    nano, they say, it'll always be there when you're setting up a linux box, & it's v lightweight. Yebbut emacs is a quick "sudo install emacs" away & you have a whole world of comfort and convenience. Doing this on a pretty elderly #RaspberryPI tonight, & would recommend it. #emacs #nano #linux

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  2. @CyrilBrulebois@mamot.frMastodon

    Great, rendering bugs in a vastly unconfigured #Emacs, just by typing text in #Markdown mode, reproducible with various monospace fonts. Missing pixels in some letters, which appear as soon as the cursor is moved on them/a selection includes them. Not enough time/energy/motivation for yet another rabbit hole…

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  3. @harish@hachyderm.ioMastodon

    I am going to share a bit about a rabbit hole I went down recently. I was curious what the deal was with GNU nano. Why is it always there? Why does it feel so weird? Who could possibly care about it given its bindings don’t feel native on GNU like #Emacs nor does it rely on the ubiquity (and supposed compositional grammar) of vi? So here is the thing, there was once an email client called Pine. (Kids, ask your parents.) And Pine had a beloved email composition system called Pico (Pine composer), which was also available as its own editor. And its philosophy was geared for beginners. Think mo

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  4. @simendsjo@fosstodon.orgMastodon

    I just found out Redshift has been abandoned since 2020. How I love software that doesn't break the minute it stops being patched! More software should be abandoned before it gets too bloated. My end goal is to have an OS which doesn't break my workflow ever. I'll have to replace Doom Emacs and reduce the packages I use, so I wouldn't hold my breath though. And I have no idea what should be done about the browser situation. I had such high hopes in Nyxt... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redshift…

    en.wikipedia.org Redshift (software)

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  5. @it-i4n.bsky.socialBluesky

    steadily passing out author copies (will have one for you next time I see you if I promised you one--moots who aren't local feel free to DM <3). I've never been secretive about my deadname, but it does feel kinda weird to have it in print. anyways, here's a poem I wrote about it.

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