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Re: Lack of integration in Emacs - it was Re: How to rename files to num
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Emanuel Berg |
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Re: Lack of integration in Emacs - it was Re: How to rename files to numbers in Eshell? |
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Mon, 04 Oct 2021 13:22:11 +0200 |
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Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/29.0.50 (gnu/linux) |
Jean Louis wrote:
>>> Yes. As compared to other software Emacs offers
>>> opportunity to integrate many features in one place.
>>> It helps user operate computer easier. Though it goes
>>> through peculiar Emacs way as compared to other software.
>>
>> Or other software is peculiar compared to Emacs, Emacs is
>> from 1976.
>
> It still remains in old times. We have modern times,
> new needs.
>
> Example is "recent files" integration:
>
> - Open "pluma" editor, it will offer "Recent files", related
> to other editors and software which opened "recent files"
>
> - "Gedit" will offer "Recent files" and will see recent
> files opened by "pluma" and other software
>
> - Emacs does not see recent files opened by other editors,
> but it should. Integration in operating systems is there,
> provisioned, prepared, but we don't have it. [...]
Instead of complaining about all and everything you should
either start implementing these features yourself (if they
aren't anywhere to be found already) _or_ you should give up
the idea of brining in zillions of clueless smartphone users
into the Emacs realm. Because I don't think that would ever
happen even _if_ Emacs had everything you are telling us it
doesn't have.
> Example are Emacs email clients, each so much different to
> each other and none of them really ready for end users, none
> may be compared to Evolution or Thunderbird for example.
On the contrary, this is one area that we, with Gnus, is on
top of things.
> Old fashioned, hard to use. I use it all time, but my
> personal satisfaction is far from what a modern user in year
> 2021 can handle.
You do?
> Computing enthusiasm is not there any more, it drives me,
> but not the people around me [...]
Again what does it matter what other people do? If they are
happy using smartphones, so be it.
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