Re: Emacs Survey: Toolbars

[Richard Stallman]

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  > You can view it locally using Jupyter Notebook, which is a bit like
  > Maxima or Macsyma but with Python instead of Lisp, and uses the Modified
  > BSD license.

That might be a solution I pesonally could use -- if I understood how
to do it -- but there is more at stake than my seeing those graphs.
Much more.
It is not a good state of affairs for this information to direct people
to run a nonfree program, and worse yet, that it happens in connection
with Emacs.

Would someone who is skilled at
interpersonal relationships like to ask Dick Mao politely to make that JS
code free, or convert the information to a directly readable format
> and post that, or delete the JS and give a recipe for viewing the
graphs using Jupyter Notebook, or some other adequate solution?


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Dr Richard Stallman
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Founder, Free Software Foundation (https://fsf.org)
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