Every text field in MacOs supports Emacs keybindings, like Ctrl-a to go to beginning, ctrl-k to delete to end of line, etc
The old version will still be available under whatever license it was released with
Calling Emacs “somewhat simple” is… A Choice. It’s the only text editor that can be a window manager lol
This is what I do as well
The answer’s always Debian. I use guix for packages, though it doesn’t have as much stuff on it as nix.
Linux user group at my uni. I love Unix like systems, especially Linux.
Erlang VM is supposed to be used for applications that need high reliability (it was developed for the telecom industry). A common idiom in Erlang applications is running many instances of a process and letting it crash when facing an unrecoverable error. After it crashes, it restarts, hence the meme.
This is misleading, since regular desktop DRM would still obviously work, which is what the end user really cares about
ay, I was going to say that. Use it on all my boxes as a vi replacement.
Org mode is much better, using === for headings is dogshit
Sad to hear! If you’re truly willing to move to Linux, you could run either in a VM on the other OS, and use Linux for personal stuff, leaving Windows for MS-only apps
Opens dirty trenchcoat
“Hey kid, wanna try some nix/guix packages?”
I believe that’s part of the anti fingerprinting, you can turn it off if you wish
Just use guix or NixOS. Last package manager you’ll need
does Linux have APIs for that? I know macOS does, not sure about either windows or Linux allowing capability security like that