It struck me the other day that there is probably more variation and diversity among different users’ Emacs configurations than among the configurations of any other editor. Users are able to change almost any aspect of the way that Emacs functions, with easy access to clear documentation explaining how it works right now, and how you can change it. This means that each instance of Emacs ends up a unique shape, like an old tool with a wooden handle worn down into the shape of its owners’ habitual grasp. That simile doesn’t quite work, because Emacs users work hard and deliberately to shape their Emacs tools to fit their needs, so it is more than just passive wear.

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Turn Emacs into a powerful terminal multiplexer on Windows.

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Using Emacs as Terminal Multiplexer on Windows

Here's how you can use Emacs as a terminal multiplexer if you're missing Linux as a Windows user.

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Experimenting with making #emacs #chatgpt shell source blocks compilable.

Could save time discarding things that don't build. Or asking to fix them. What do you think?

github.com/xenodium/chatgpt-sh…

(this isn't yet available)

#Emacs company-org-block now shows previews as docs.

Thank you Jen-Chieh Shen for the pull request.

It should reach MELPA soon melpa.org/#/company-org-block