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@mischievoustomato @SuperDicq literally .md files, with some extra syntax like [[Another document]] for an internal link. some people install a lot of fancy addons and make some unholy contraptions on top of that but it's pretty much just markdown with links

@mischievoustomato @SuperDicq I guess vimwiki would be the closest open source equivalent

@grips@cawfee.club @mischievoustomato@tsundere.love org-mode can all these things built-in into Emacs without any addons.

@SuperDicq @mischievoustomato I'm not going to use emacs

@grips @SuperDicq me neither

@SuperDicq @grips @mischievoustomato
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@phnt@fluffytail.org @grips@cawfee.club @mischievoustomato@tsundere.love vi vi vi, the number of the beast ​​

@SuperDicq @grips @mischievoustomato How's your CTS doing?

@phnt@fluffytail.org @grips@cawfee.club @mischievoustomato@tsundere.love I use evil-mode. (Using a free editor that is not Emacs is not actually a sin, but a penance)

@SuperDicq @grips @mischievoustomato
TL:
I need to use the workflow and keybinds of another editor to make my operating system with an editor actually usable.

@SuperDicq @grips @phnt @mischievoustomato vim is actually 996

@coolbean@brain.worm.pink @grips@cawfee.club @phnt@fluffytail.org @mischievoustomato@tsundere.love SysV and SystemD have a consistent naming scheme. Each name refers to the amount of megabytes of ram you need to run it.

@SuperDicq @grips @coolbean @mischievoustomato 5MB and 500MB respectively seems accurate. Yet 8MB for emacs is certainly not accurate and never was.