works. And I used to think of it more like playing a piano. Because that's kind of how it feels after a while. You know, the keyboard shortcuts aren't necessarily all in one place. And so, your hands are moving around the keyboard, but they're moving around this keyboard. They're not moving back and forth between some other section of the keyboard or some other device like a mouse. It's all sort of centered in this space. And I feel like there's kind of coherency in a way to how your hands start to learn to move in order to make Emacs work really well. Okay, so before the coffee break, some reiteration. Emacs. It's a graphical application. Use it as a graphical application. You're not cheating if you're using Emacs as a graphical application. Just get used to it as a graphical application. And once you do that, trust me, using it as a terminal-only application, which is Emacs-nw, makes a lot more sense. I tried to learn Emacs as a terminal application first, and I found it much more (24/54)
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