Tag Archives: Emacs

Álvaro Ramírez, whom I’ve a written a lot about lately because of his excellent Journelly app, just announced that an Emacs patch of his has been accepted and merged into Master. That sort of thing happens everyday, of course, but … Continue reading →

I could have written these words: If you are anything like me, you probably feel something is wrong whenever you have to input text outside of Emacs. but I didn’t. They were actually written by Thanos Apollo. Like me, he … Continue reading →

If you follow Charles Choi’s work, you’ll know that, unlike some of us, he’s not afraid of menus and uses then frequently. His latest hack is to take a look at—and reimagine—the Emacs Help menu. You can read his post … Continue reading →

As you all know by now, I’m a fan of the Lisp Machine concept. Like the majority of people, I never had the opportunity to work on an actual Lisp Machine—they were horrendously expensive and they haven’t been produced in … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago I mentioned that Sacha Chua is tremendously organized and gave an example of that organization. That example was about how she automated organizing tasks based on her calendar. Now she provides us with another example. This … Continue reading →

I do a lot of my writing on my couch with my MacBook on my lap. That provides a less than optimal typing environment so I frequently mistype a command and end up magically transported to another place and time. … Continue reading →