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The Ghost in the Lisp Machine
A friend of mine uses to say that Emacs fills our yearning for a Lisp Machine. I tend to agree with him: Emacs is not just an editor, but a full integrated environment where you can perform virtually...
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Emacs v. vi is rooted in the love of Lisp
In the comments section of an early post, Steven G. Harms has mentioned his little essay Emacs v. vi is rooted in the love of Lisp. I think it’s a pretty interesting take on what makes Emacs a powerful...
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An illustrated Emacs tutorial
MIT’s SIPB IAP activities page is a treasure trove of interesting stuff. Among the many classes programmed for 2007, there’s one that i’m sure will be interesting to many mew readers: Being Productive...
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Yet another illustrated primer
This one, called Living in Emacs (PDF), covers the very basics of using Emacs as your working environment: Getting started with Emacs requires navigating a steep learning curve. Our goal is to help you...
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