Re: Interactive guide for new users

[Richard Stallman]

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  > Everyone with a .emacs file has a configuration, but that's not what
  > Doom, Spacemacs, etc. provide. In a sense, they forked Emacs, without
  > forking the core code, instead providing a patch-set in Elisp form + a
  > DSL.

I keep receiving different descriptions of what those things consist
of.  I don't know which description is correct, but I can suggest a
term for each one.

For this description, I suggest "Emacs patch distributions."

What is a "DSL"?  And what code is in it?

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Dr Richard Stallman
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