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Nice feature for emacs home screen or scratch buffer to display a tip of the day ..
https://github.com/egh/emacs-totd or https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/TipOfTheDay Could be modified to show, e.g. dired commands as well.
I have been using GNU Emacs since the late 1980s. It has been my life's editor, so to speak. At 59 1/2, it seems unlikely that I will ever switch to another editor. It's served me well. I am grateful to the hackers that created it.
What’s a good resource for learning emacs for someone who’s been using vim for more than 20 years?
What’s a good resource for learning emacs for someone who’s been using vim for more than 20 years?
What’s a good resource for learning emacs for someone who’s been using vim for more than 20 years?
What’s a good resource for learning emacs for someone who’s been using vim for more than 20 years?
What’s a good resource for learning emacs for someone who’s been using vim for more than 20 years?
> - In Dired, the 'Z' command on a directory name compresses all of its files. Dired is so handy, but it does so much. Unless I were to use this feature often enough I fear I would never remember it was there and just break out to a terminal and `tar -zcf` manually. I feel like something already exists for this, but it would be cool if there was a "Random Mode Tip of The Day" that one could invoke for discovery and p…
However, Windows.
What’s a good resource for learning emacs for someone who’s been using vim for more than 20 years?