Re:LispOS: Specification of a Lisp operating system (2013) [...
by alecigne on Sunday February 10, 2019 @06:01AM
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I use EXWM and it's basically EmacsOS.
Re:LispOS: Specification of a Lisp operating system (2013) [...
by globuous on Sunday February 10, 2019 @07:29AM
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Wooow !! I've been looking for this for years !! Currently using emacs + dwm. I'll check out EXWM see if it can beat my current workflow :D
Re:LispOS: Specification of a Lisp operating system (2013) [...
by pjmlp on Sunday February 10, 2019 @06:48AM
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It still misses some nice XEmacs features.
Re:LispOS: Specification of a Lisp operating system (2013) [...
by Y_Y on Sunday February 10, 2019 @08:27AM
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Really? What are they?
Re:LispOS: Specification of a Lisp operating system (2013) [...
by pjmlp on Sunday February 10, 2019 @12:38PM
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It has been a while, since I eventually got back into the comfy land of IDEs, but looking at my default Ubuntu installation.
Buffers being graphical, including the possibility to work with images inline Lisp Machine style.
The gdb integration was more ergonomic, felt closer to something like DDD.
Re:LispOS: Specification of a Lisp operating system (2013) [...
by _emacsomancer_ on Sunday February 10, 2019 @01:11PM
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GNU Emacs can work with inline images.
Re:LispOS: Specification of a Lisp operating system (2013) [...
by pjmlp on Sunday February 10, 2019 @03:19PM
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Genera style?
Re:LispOS: Specification of a Lisp operating system (2013) [...
by _emacsomancer_ on Sunday February 10, 2019 @03:43PM
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https://youtu.be/dAojpHR-6Uo?t=29 , for instance.
I (and many others) have been thinking about a system that boots to Emacs. With the guile backend we might get enough speed to make it tolerable fulltime.
The only thing missing (and I bet somebody has done this too) is a way to run graphical ELF binaries with an embedded X/Wayland type thing.