Lute Kamstra escribe: > Bob Hunter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Yes, emacs-tetris is small, but emacs is still a huge text > > editor. What about the other such (extra) objects who build up to > > 120MB? One should be able to choose whether to have games, as well as > > option x, y, or z, rather than being forced to have them. > > You're not forced to use them, it only uses disk space. (Things get > loaded when you actually use them.) That seems like a small price to > pay. The benefits are huge, IMO. You can do almost anything with > Emacs. All your editing needs are covered.
I'm not guessing right now which editing needs are covered by having Tetris here, but for sure I will be able to develop such guess in few hours! xD
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