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From: yeti <yeti@tilde.institute>
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Subject: Re: Free / opensource text-only reader for linux - suggestions, please?
Date: Fri, 05 Apr 2024 20:37:40 +0042
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candycanearter07 <candycanearter07@candycanearter07.nomail.afraid>
writes:

> I can't wait for "emacs" to be released as its own distro.

I already thought some Lisp cycles about using emacs' package manager
for own binaries too.  "Own" as in "managing my $HOME", but I never
tried to implement it.  It shouldn't have been too complicated as many
emacs "packages" already include C code that gets built at install time.

But on bad days I think GNU is all about EEE.  Embrace, extend,
extinguish.  Look at GCC: The GCCisms are so established now that even C
no longer is the universal portable assembler.  Far too much stuff can
no longer be built using other compilers.

Writing my stuff in Org/Babel is not a locked in syndrome of the GCC
level.  Org documents stay text and if all else fails, a human can read
and understand that.

I'm commuting between hating GNU and liking Org/Babel multipe times per
day.

-- 
I use BSDs, Linux, Haiku and other Emacs bootloaders.