@@icephonex Quick question, how do you even highlight globals/locals/parameters/members in different colors in emacs? Made some searches but can't find a way to do that. If that's not possible I ain't switching away from micro$hit poopcode
you have always been my favourite emacs user online. whenever I see your emacs setup and your speed and efficiency with it with a relatively minimal setup, I always get inspired, compared to many other setups where I feel like it's filled with soooo much extra stuff that can be considered fun and good to have but not essential. I hope you can do another emacs config video soon and go deeper into your config
I'm mainly a NeoVim user, but I've given Emacs a try many times, but every time I end up with this huge complicated config which really annoys me, and also breaks easily. Lately I've noticed that my NeoVim config has ballooned in much the same way, and it just doesn't quite work in some cases, and this annoys me to no end, especially all the LSP stuff tends to add a lot of bloat and tends to be easily breakable (although that largely depends on the language you are setting up the LSP for). Anyway, that pushed me to try Emacs again, which lead me to this video, but what I realized is, it isn't Vim's fault or Emac's fault that things end up this way, it's the whole "if I add this thing I'd be so much more productive" mentality...
This was great. I'm using Emacs for an OSSU course and it's pretty confusing how everything works, especially configuration. I learned a lot watching this... will probably watch again.
For beginners it's not really recommended to disable the menu (or even the toolbar probably), because that's a good way to start exploring Emacs' features. For example the font configuration can be found in the menu too these days, when the latest stable Emacs version is 29.
I am pretty sure you can. Of course it would be very tough to code in the drivers and environment servers, sandboxes but it is absolutely possible theoretically.
@@desubakadesu bruh you're 2 years late. And even if you're not. Let them move to emacs. I actually tried emacs recently, by recently I mean very recently. I got frustrated, I actually tried to use it, hated the ctrl stuff and alt stuff. With frustration I installed evil mode, and still ended up uninstalling it.
I do the exact same thing. I also, use the same 'technique' to setup servers and hosting environments. I couldn't tell you how do setup most of the system until I'm in the middle of doing it.
I couldn't exit emacs either lmao, now I'm super powerful because I know how to exit both (and I'm trying to switch to emacs with evil-mode as a former vim user)
@@fmailscammer actually, first time I ever used Emacs, a college and I couldn't turn Emacs of, so we turned the terminal of and looked the other way. But now I do development and write documents with Emacs. No, I can't manage the different modes in Vim, so I use the "proper" key bindings, the same as in Bash.
hi , first of all you are awesome, watching lots of vidoes you did i wanted to ask what is the keyboard you are using in this video, it looks so so good
This is my emacs. There are many like it, but this one is mine. My emacs is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I must master my life. Without me, my emacs is useless. Without my emacs, I am useless.
Hello, do You have link of a Good interpreter scheme? , i have dr Racket but i don't liked, i like to work work command line, Good bye from Venezuela , excuse me My English...!
Just kidding! Everybody's invited! :)
ok TYSM I use neovim but I quited I think now I use nano and want to leatn emacs :D
I love both of them honestly, the only one I never want to see is vs code
@@icephonex Quick question, how do you even highlight globals/locals/parameters/members in different colors in emacs? Made some searches but can't find a way to do that. If that's not possible I ain't switching away from micro$hit poopcode
@@youtubehandlesux highlight? You mean to search and replace or simply selecting text?
@@youtubehandlesux or syntax highlighting maybe
As a VIM user that's clickbait!
you're incentivizing click bait :S
you have always been my favourite emacs user online. whenever I see your emacs setup and your speed and efficiency with it with a relatively minimal setup, I always get inspired, compared to many other setups where I feel like it's filled with soooo much extra stuff that can be considered fun and good to have but not essential. I hope you can do another emacs config video soon and go deeper into your config
I'm mainly a NeoVim user, but I've given Emacs a try many times, but every time I end up with this huge complicated config which really annoys me, and also breaks easily. Lately I've noticed that my NeoVim config has ballooned in much the same way, and it just doesn't quite work in some cases, and this annoys me to no end, especially all the LSP stuff tends to add a lot of bloat and tends to be easily breakable (although that largely depends on the language you are setting up the LSP for). Anyway, that pushed me to try Emacs again, which lead me to this video, but what I realized is, it isn't Vim's fault or Emac's fault that things end up this way, it's the whole "if I add this thing I'd be so much more productive" mentality...
Thanks for super video... Drinking a earl grey tea, eating cookies and watching this is so... soothing...
If you change tea for beer it would be better
Step one: install evil mode
Never used Evil mode. Still faster. Even though I know Neovim and have used it for 2 years.
This was great. I'm using Emacs for an OSSU course and it's pretty confusing how everything works, especially configuration. I learned a lot watching this... will probably watch again.
I'm Vim user and I clicked
same
Hi, nice video. You can avoid emacs modifying your configs files by making them immutable :)
Spacemacs: emacs with vim controls. The configuration that will unite the world.
Or destroy it
If you use spacemacs with vim keybindings, you just get hate from both emacs and vim users xD
As a vim user, I hate you.
For beginners it's not really recommended to disable the menu (or even the toolbar probably), because that's a good way to start exploring Emacs' features.
For example the font configuration can be found in the menu too these days, when the latest stable Emacs version is 29.
Run Emacs in a shell it has an integrated toolbar so you don't have to use the horrible GUI toolbar and all that other nonsense
"vim users are invited to awe at the power of emacs"
Can you write an operating system inside of Emacs with elisp? It would be funny to have an operating system inside Emacs on another operating system
I am pretty sure you can. Of course it would be very tough to code in the drivers and environment servers, sandboxes but it is absolutely possible theoretically.
I suggest you use something like "screenkey" instead of manually typing the keys during video editing.
Nicely done! Makes me want to seriously move from vim to emacs.
Thank you! :D
Try Evil mode, it's Vim within Emacs
I don't like C-x C-f, M-t M-* it's so annoying, why do you trying to switch to emacs from vim, do you know Vim well enough?
@@desubakadesu bruh you're 2 years late. And even if you're not. Let them move to emacs. I actually tried emacs recently, by recently I mean very recently. I got frustrated, I actually tried to use it, hated the ctrl stuff and alt stuff. With frustration I installed evil mode, and still ended up uninstalling it.
@@colorcookie6088 interesting thx
This video made me start using emacs!
I do the exact same thing. I also, use the same 'technique' to setup servers and hosting environments. I couldn't tell you how do setup most of the system until I'm in the middle of doing it.
Great video, I would really like to know how you set up version control on config files etc.
vim and emacs are both good editor 👍
I also have an HHKB. To which key did you bind META (M-) key?
Problem with vim is it doesn't let you leave once you start ;) LEGIONS OF VIM ARISE!
I couldn't exit emacs either lmao, now I'm super powerful because I know how to exit both (and I'm trying to switch to emacs with evil-mode as a former vim user)
You can always restart the computer...
@@fmailscammer actually, first time I ever used Emacs, a college and I couldn't turn Emacs of, so we turned the terminal of and looked the other way.
But now I do development and write documents with Emacs. No, I can't manage the different modes in Vim, so I use the "proper" key bindings, the same as in Bash.
I FEEL SO ATTACKED BY THE TITLE!!!!
hi , first of all you are awesome, watching lots of vidoes you did
i wanted to ask what is the keyboard you are using in this video, it looks so so good
PFU Keyboard HHKB Professional HYBRID English Sequence/Ink
thank you very much @@Ghasakable
I've been converted, Bye Vim, Hello Emacs
You should try Evil mode if you like Vim. It's essentially Vim within Emacs, it's amazing
8:54 i lost it around here; will watch someday later
Really a helpful video! Thanks!
like the keyboard. do you mind telling who the manufaturer is?
which distro do you use?
He uses Debian
going through all that pain with the GUI when you could just emacs -nw
How do I exit this video?
Could I get a copy of the image of Stallman in the background of the thumbnail? I want to make a Slack emoji out of it.
Try to google "Saint Ignucius" :)
noobie learning programming here, trying to decide between vim and emacs. Which should I choose? :)
MrHoncho Emacs
MrHoncho watch this
th-cam.com/video/S76pHIYx3ik/w-d-xo.html
VS Code
evil
Nano
I tried to deploy your configuration but I get the error: package helm-cmd-t is unavailable
I am a JetBrains user. Am I invited?
Still very useful, at least for me. :)
There's only two types of people in the world those who know how to vim and those that don't. Love emacs and love vim so much its evil.
I'm Vim user who is learning Emacs too, do you have a problem with that?
Would you recommend spacemacs?
gosh. had to stop to get some coffee
Hey, thanks for cool and simple emacs explanation.
This is my emacs. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
My emacs is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I must master my life.
Without me, my emacs is useless. Without my emacs, I am useless.
Love emacs though I almost always point new users to spacemacs because it's easier to configure and get going in.
@@alexandrudinu sure but if you already know the system spacemacs is very convenient
I always liked your videos but now i can't keep watching anymore. I was used to Emacs but in my pc (running windows) it takes too longe to start.
Полезное видео :D
Hello, do You have link of a Good interpreter scheme? , i have dr Racket but i don't liked, i like to work work command line, Good bye from Venezuela , excuse me My English...!
Just invoke Racket on the command line with racket to start the REPL. You can also install and use GNU guile.
@@KiranAnnavarapu Windows?
@@KiranAnnavarapu Windows?
where is rexim in this video?
I use vim btw
When I input the function at 7:45 it says `Font not available`
You have to install that font
thank you for making this from an Emacs noob
I miss old zozi
Why wouldn't you just use custom.el or disable custom completely?
15:25 warning someone about the code he wrote lol
Laughing in Clion
Retarded leftist
As vim user user, I can only say: Why!!?
just opened vim to create my .emacs file ... harhar
not even a figure of speech, im switching to emacs
What font do you use?
Ubuntu Mono, font size: 18
@@p99chan99 He actually uses Iosevka
edit: nvm, in newer videos he uses Iosevka but in this one it might be Ubuntu Mono
i've tried emacs, seems nice except i hate how you've gotta configure it using elisp. also it editing your config is stupid.
*найс инглиш братан*
about 2 minutes into the video and the word "Emacs" has lost it's meaning.
thicktsoding
:wq
Looks like I use neovim!
1:20 inconsistent
HHKBBBBBBBBB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
btw im use vim.
I was baited kkkkkkkk
Hello
Hello _
Sorry I speak vscode
Vim is better than Emacs
:q!
shit
you seem kinda schizo guy