1. #emacs (text editor)
2. #emacs (IDE)
3. #emacs (mail client)
4. #emacs (file browser)
5. Does #firefox count as a #linux application? If not, then #emacs (web-wowser)

Also:
- #emacs (IRC client)
- #emacs (note taking system)
- #emacs (terminal emulator)
- #emacs (git manager)
- #emacs (news reader)
- #emacs (RSS reader)
- #emacs (private password manager interface)

OK. I think I have made my point.

That depends entirely on the desktop environment I use. 😀

Generally, #Zim is the offline wiki-like note taking program that I need. I also live in #Orgmode often, although not in #Emacs.

Other than that, everything else like calendars, timers, contacts and such are hosted on #Nextcloud on my raspi home server.

Tinkering around with a FRACTRAN library I wrote in Common Lisp :^)

I was too lazy to add sequential functions, but it is possible if you assign a unique prime to each function (as it will permit only that function)

Prime numbers just happen to be a powerful way to express the concept of "distinct" objects. In this case, the "objects" are registers/memory addresses. Might try replacing primes with strings...

https://patpatpat.xyz/data/fractran.lisp

#lisp #commonlisp #emacs #fractran #esolang

#Emacs since almost 30 year’s now. I even maintain my own fork of Mg #MicroEmacs 🤓

https://github.com/troglobit/mg

GitHub - troglobit/mg: Micro (GNU) Emacs-like text editor ❤️ public-domain

Micro (GNU) Emacs-like text editor ❤️ public-domain - troglobit/mg

^GitHub