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2019-08-12
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like use emacs a minimal web-browser, i have tried lynx in past etc but didn't work well
I use the Google empire for my email as I don't want to manage email myself. There is no value for me. My use of email is mostly done on my phone these days, its just a distraction on my computer (along with twitter, slack, etc. 🙂 ) In fact I am going to turn slack off and get some work done 🙂
It is indeed a good approach, perhaps having a dev machine with only Brower and nothing else a and a communication machine in different location cans also help
maybe it's conflicting with something else in your config? C-c s
isn't meant to do anything. It's the beginning of every sayid shortcut though
It should pop up a new buffer with contents like this:
Traced namespaces:
Traced functions:
@bpiel I see, but C-c s
immediately opens a pane with the help, so I can't event continue the shortcuts (ie, cant type the second s
)
what is bound to C-c s
. running C-h c
and then C-c s
will tell you what binding is there