What is the first thing you do when you enter Emacs?
For me it's C-x C-c
I usually just C-x f to whatever file I--hey wait a minute!
C-x b to visit a recently closed buffer.
M-x spook ϟϟ(..＞◡＜..)ϟϟ
C-x C-r for recentf
M-x doctor.
ESC :q! ESC ESC ESC :x ^q ^d ^z afjbkjafsadsafdfdafdsfdsafas
>>7 evil mode
M-X GOD-MODE 唯一神
>>9 evil god state
M-x sly
C-h m
M-x zone
M-x spook
M-x tetris
M-x snake
(ﾉ>ω<)ﾉ :｡･::･ﾟ’★,｡･::･ﾟ’☆
Old farts always get annoyed by new technology, like AI models.
When they were young, Emacs was big and resource consuming.
Eight megs and swapping! Even had a builtin ELIZA AI.
True marvel of technology!
Now systemd has a web browser too.
And any serious software requires 8 terrabytes RAM.
terror bytes
M-x life .+(´^ω^`)+. |
Emacs muscle memory
At the end of the day, muscle memory is useless after getting injuries from long-term use of Emacs. Emacs was created half a century ago but physiotherapists have yet to endorse its use.
M-x uninstall-emacs
Haven't used it in years, but I had my org-mode files bound to F6. I wasn't a Schemer, so after briefing myself: M-x slime
>>16
Too little too late I suppose, but a keyboard with n-key rollover and a few lines in my .xmodmap ended my RSI problems:
!Swap right-alt/ctrl
remove mod1 = Alt_R
remove control = Control_R
add control = Alt_R
add mod1 = Control_RM-x life :-)
M-x doctor
i can't afford a therapist