The Ghost Operator's Signal
There are editors. There are IDEs. They are loud. They are noisy.
Then there is Emacs – the operating system disguised as one. A silent dagger.
Where the modern world wraps tools in layers of bloat and corporate chains, Emacs remains raw, scriptable, and sovereign.
Continue reading “Emacs: The Editor That Fights Back”Common Lisp is a powerful and versatile programming language known for its expressive syntax and rich ecosystem of libraries. If you’re a seasoned Linux user, particularly on Debian-based distributions like Debian itself or Ubuntu, setting up a Common Lisp development environment with Emacs using SBCL (Steel Bank Common Lisp) is a straightforward process. I write this article because despite the elegance and functionality of Common Lisp the user base of the language is constantly shrinking.
Are you a Linux user looking to level up your productivity and take control of your text editing and coding tasks? Look no further than Emacs, a powerful and extensible text editor that has been a staple in the world of programming and system administration for decades.
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