I am now trying to choose an editor for my software
development and typesetting work. I have closely considered Emacs,
which fits my needs in some respects. I do, however, feel that there is
a big security issue with it for me and my brethren: Emacs was largely
developed by Jews and for Jews. Considering how cunning the Jews are,
I would not be surprised to find that they have hidden special bugs
and booby traps inside emacs, in order to spy on and disrupt work of my brethren. Are my concerns justified?
Want to use Emacs without getting RSI due to the Ctrl key being too uncomfortable to reach? No problem, just turn your useless Caps Lock key into an extra Control button (the advantage of this approach versus simply using Xmodmap is that it supports non-US keyboard layouts as depicted in the following): $ cat bin/xkbsetup.sh
#!/bin/bash
>>29
I use that in my .Xmodmap: !! Emacs settings
!! Turns Caps_Lock into another Ctrl
!! (same as `setxkbmap -option ctrl:nocaps`)
remove Lock = Caps_Lock
keysym Caps_Lock = Control_L
add Control = Control_L
>>39
I am not a sexist, someone (probably VIPPER) is trying to frame me.
WYPMP
Name:
Anonymous2012-06-26 22:14
>>40
By emphasizing that you are female and that I am male (which you don't know for a fact and might alienate other female posters on this board), you are effectively being sexist.