flip flop
House on Red Corner · 2006-01-29
I started using emacs because the old machine which I was using to discover linux was too slow to use KDE or any of it’s fabulous applications. I needed some sort of day guide to be able to keep track of my university studies. So I used emacs with planner and emacs-wiki initially. Then I switched over to muse as the backend. I was trying to configure the publication portion of that as well, but when I recently completely installed Kubuntu on my Powerbook, I was able to use Kontact as my Personal Information Manager. I no longer feel the pressing need to learn how to master emacs. Perhaps some other day, I will once again feel this pressing need, but for now, I will be completely shifting all my emacs generated .txt files into the my new PIM.
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