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Next dead man float I'm gonna have is gonna have a piece of Mr. Bad floating in it.
-- Johnny Royale
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Wow! Everybody's superfavorite editor now has its own fabulous
community Web site! This is so great! Everyone should dig this!
I'm a super booster of the Emacs Revolution, but even I have to admit that Emacs
has suffered somewhat during these Days of the Web. I think it might be because
Emacs PREDATES the Web, and so Emacsers have developed mutual support channels
outside of the WWW. Examples: mailing lists, Usenet newsgroups, weirdo gopher sites and
crazy ass FTP archives.
The result has been a definite DEARTH of good Emacs sites on the Web. I mean,
look, for example at the XEmacs home page.
Or, even worse, the GNU
Emacs site. Blargh! Get me out!
That's why I've been real happy to see the new Emacs.org site. Well done, deep
functionality (like a Freshmeat-style tracker of good Emacs packages), and a
coolio design. It's still just beta (the original is singularly horrible), but should go
live soon. Check it out now and beat the rush.
Check it out yourself
gable@pigdog.org
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