nfreimann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Giani, > > unfortunately only a small number of users accepting the old fashion > key bindings,
I love your wording: old fashion key bindings. As if some superior key bindings have replaced them. What a joke. > The number is decreasing. Its not because Emacs isn't keeping up. Its because Bad Software is corrupting ppl from an early age. I don't think lobotomizing emacs to "keep up" with "modern features" is going to make Emacs a better editor. If more and more people choose pigeon-editors, Emacs users die, and development comes to a halt that's a FAR better ending than selling out to the stooge masses. > cvs gtk2 emacs takes that into consideration. Again thanks you to > the cvs gtk2 emacs developers, the nqemacs people, and those > responsible for the windows version in general. I fail to see how changing the toolkit is going to magically modernize Emacs. Is it just the anti-aliased fonts and theme conformance? Is that *all* it takes to turn a program from crusty and ancient to modern and up-to-date? -Shawn _______________________________________________ Help-gnu-emacs mailing list Help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnu-emacs
