Ambrevar @ambrevar@framapiaf.org
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Nyxt 2 pre-release-2 is out!
https://nyxt.atlas.engineer/article/release-2-pre-release-2.org
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How to host a blog using only Scheme.
Nyxt’s auto-mode will take care of your VPN when you forget!
Nyxt 2 pre-release 1 is out!
https://nyxt.atlas.engineer/article/release-2-pre-release-1.org
Emacs Eshell vs. M-x shell: https://ambrevar.xyz/emacs-eshell-versus-shell/index.html
Modern, functional Common Lisp: Myths and best practices: https://ambrevar.xyz/modern-common-lisp/index.html
@ademalsasa Thanks, glad you like it! ;)
@mousebot@mastodon.social @AbbieNormal While Guix is currently not very accessible to non-experts, I intend to
work on graphical user interfaces to help alleviating this issue.
Hopefully Guix will be as straightforward to use as any other
familiar distribution!
@jordila It's works for me :) Maybe try again.
@Shamar Hi! I understand the bewilderment: I believe the Joint Statement has little to do with Guix itself and does not belong to the website. I'm not on the list myself and I can only be sure that Guix will go on, regardless of the statement. I hope this reassures you and does not deter you from using this wonderful program/concept/OS :)
Guix: “Search & Discovery” NLNet grant 2020: https://ambrevar.xyz/guix-nlnet2020/index.html
Regarding Emacs: you might be surprised, I've actually got a couple of non-programmer friends to use it. With minimal configuration (e.g. CUA bindings), it gets the job done.
Git: There is Git Kraken and it does an amazing job, some non-programmer friends have no problem using it. I didn't mention it in the article since it's non-free.
Guix: It mostly needs an easy-to-use interface for package management, then anyone can use it. I'd like to work on it in the months to come.
Thanks, glad you like it!
The admitted goal of the article is to raise the bar, hence the recommendations with a somewhat steep learning curve.
Technologies for non programmers: https://ambrevar.xyz/tech-non-programmers/index.html
Helm-SLY released:
https://github.com/emacs-helm/helm-sly
10 days left for the Next browser crowdfunding campaign:
https://next.atlas.engineer/article/campaign-reminder.org
#webbrowsers #web #lisp #emacs #vim #commonlisp #productivity
Next browser 1.3.2: Hooks, file manager and clipboard ring!
Next browser 1.3.1: Improved minibuffer and platform support
https://next.atlas.engineer/article/next-release-1.3.1.org
#next #browser #lisp #web #webbrowsers #commonlisp #productivity
Next browser 1.3.0 released! https://next.atlas.engineer
News:
VI keybindings, ad-blocking,
downloads, a Qt webengine port (blink renderer), text search, and
more! Full changelog: https://github.com/atlas-engineer/next/blob/master/documents/CHANGELOG.org
Want to support 1.4.0 development? https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/next-browser-v1-4-0#/
Next, the infinitely extensible Lisp browser, just hit 1.2.1, with more stable GNU/Linux support!
https://next.atlas.engineer/
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