Tag Archives: Emacs

In response to my post macOS Keybindings In Emacs, Paul R. Jorgensen notes that not every macOS Emacs port has the OS bindings defined. In particular, those ports based on the Mac’s Cocoa interface don’t support them. Jorgensen has his … Continue reading →

I periodically publish reminders that macOS uses some common Emacs editing keystrokes by default, and that You can do much better by adding other Emacs keystrokes to those that macOS will recognize. Here’s one such recent reminder. Now Bozhidar Batsov … Continue reading →

Charles Choi has another great addition to his Casual Suite. This time he helps us with the common problem of figuring out what time it is in some other place. As Choi says, the Internet makes it common to communicate … Continue reading →

Bozhidar Batsov is back with a quick tip that many of you will probably find useful. It’s an improvement to keyboard-quit or, as we all know and love it, Ctrl+g. One of Batsov’s pet peeves is that keyboard-quit doesn’t function … Continue reading →

Over at the Emacs subreddit, EachDaySameAsLast asks the perennial question: why does Emacs take so long to load. Actually, his question is, “Why do people say Emacs takes so long to load?” He has, he says, been using Emacs since … Continue reading →

Joar Von Arndt has an interesting post on a subject that many Emacs users obsess about: how to bring Web browser functionality into Emacs. As, I’ve said many times, virtually all my tube time is either in Emacs or Safari. … Continue reading →

I’ve been writing a lot lately about Álvaro Ramírez’s Journelly, an iOS app that I use constantly everyday. It’s a great app that I recommend for everyone. But Ramírez has been writing apps for Emacs and iOS for a long … Continue reading →