A lot of interesting posts in March's #EmacsCarnival - I enjoyed reading all of them.
In my submission I'm having second thoughts on #Spacemacs usage
https://lio.novelli.si/en/blog/mistakes-and-misconceptions.html
A lot of interesting posts in March's #EmacsCarnival - I enjoyed reading all of them.
In my submission I'm having second thoughts on #Spacemacs usage
https://lio.novelli.si/en/blog/mistakes-and-misconceptions.html
Cuando llegué a Emacs, llegué por hastío. Sí. Cansado. Recién habían anunciado el final del ciclo de vida de un editor de textos que me encantaba, Atom. Un editor que era extensible, rápido y soportado por la comunidad. Para colmo, la alternativa me gustaba bien poco. Visual Studio Code. De Microsoft. No era la primera vez que tenía que moverme de editor de textos, aprender nuevos atajos de teclados, nuevas ventanas de configuración. En definitiva, todo un nuevo idioma.
This month's Emacs Carnival is on mistakes and misconceptions we might have made when using or considering Emacs:
https://sdf.org/~pkal/blog/emacs/mistakes.html
This is my entry where I describe my mistakes regarding completion (which coincidentally was last month's topic for the Emacs Carnival):
Here's my entry for the #EmacsCarnival for Jan 2026: https://lio.novelli.si/en/blog/this-year-i-ll.html
#Emacs 💓
There is a new Emacs Carnival blog entry from Eric MacAdie from EMacAdie
Who knew you could join the Austin Emacs Meetup EmacsATX remotely? I guess Texas is big enough for all of us :-)
#emacs #emacscarnival
There is a new Emacs Carnival blog entry from Eric MacAdie from EMacAdie
Who knew you could join the Austin Emacs Meetup EmacsATX remotely?
I guess Texas is big enough for all of us :-)
submit your entry ?
#emacs #emacscarnival https://macadie.info/2025/12/14/emacs-carnival-people-of-emacs/
I've put up my #emacscarnival post for December. A look at #emacs in the 70s and some of the people who threw me in the swift flowing stream that's taken me ... well. read for yourself. http://curious.galthub.com/blog/2025-12-10/
Who is to thank/blame for the hours you've spent twidding your config? More posts welcome https://curious.port111.com/2025/11/01/emacs-carnival-december-the-people.html
The People of Emacs are my tribe, even if I never met anyone of them in person. They are my tribe because I believe that sharing matters, and I feel that they do too. I’ve been able to use and enjoy Emacs all these years because of their generosity, and I hope one day to pay them back. The People of Emacs have been my tribe since I first watched the video lectures for MIT 6.001 Structure and Intepretation of Computer Programs, and what I saw expressed something I had always felt subconsciously, but had never been able to articulate: that computer use and computer programming were fundamentally the same activity; that coding was closer to casting spells than to doing engineering; and that Lisp was the arcane language of choice for spellbinding the computer.