Emacs is extremely popular among the computer programmers, admins and technically proficient computer power users. From the article:
These are some of the Emacs features I use the most on a day to day basis. (Not coincidentally, many of these features are the features that are highlighted or discussed at great length in the Guided Tour of Emacs.)
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For some reason, the link “Essential Emacs tips” doesn’t work in Konqueror or Iceweasel (Firefox). It should point to http://web.psung.name/emacstips/topten.html, as I see from the source of this page. Odd.
Sometime caching mess up the stuff, I just cleared out cache. Thanks for the heads up.
how abt vim? :D