Post AYxueoO2rWExKFpXrE by djrmarques@emacs.ch
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 (DIR) Post #AYxs1SSoEqAe88ALAG by djrmarques@emacs.ch
       2023-08-21T18:27:50Z
       
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       Got annoyed with #emacs  broke it, cannot it bothered to fix it, using VS Code.
       
 (DIR) Post #AYxs1TIZ8PZSieNfpw by djrmarques@emacs.ch
       2023-08-21T18:30:14Z
       
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       I like it a quite a lot actually. It even moves the same way as Emacs with   the C-b and C-e bindings for example. The only thing that it really not as good it the git integration, because it's not completely mouse free as with Magit.
       
 (DIR) Post #AYxs1U1ESLIexBHLSS by ramin_hal9001@emacs.ch
       2023-08-21T18:34:54Z
       
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       @djrmarques VSCode is great, I love how everything just works.But I can't use it. I get frustrated not being able to easily code my own editor functions. I have a gradually growing file of Emacs functions that I have added over the years, and as time goes on it gets more and more frustrating trying to do without my personal editing functions.
       
 (DIR) Post #AYxs1UrLKaz3YnexgO by louis@emacs.ch
       2023-08-21T19:06:24Z
       
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       @djrmarques When I break stuff in Emacs and I'm really under pressure, sometimes I revert to VS Code, too. But usually just until I have time to fix my Emacs. It doesn't take long until I get reminded that Microsoft is literally using my code to train their AI and extract telemetry whereever they can. Don't forget that you pay a price for using VS Code, even when it is not monetary. @ramin_hal9001
       
 (DIR) Post #AYxswSixwSw3Rcu8zQ by djrmarques@emacs.ch
       2023-08-21T19:16:24Z
       
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       @louis @ramin_hal9001 yeah sooner or later I will go back to Emacs for sure, but I have to admit it's a bit liberating to use something that just works 🤣
       
 (DIR) Post #AYxueoO2rWExKFpXrE by djrmarques@emacs.ch
       2023-08-21T19:31:17Z
       
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       @louis @ramin_hal9001 what is your git setup when you use Vs code ? Any cool setup/extension?
       
 (DIR) Post #AYxuie8KvT5egSJMPo by nebucatnetzer@swiss-talk.net
       2023-08-21T19:25:43Z
       
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       @louis @djrmarques @ramin_hal9001 I really like the test explorer and debugging for Python in VS Code. However it never felt as much at home as Emacs does.
       
 (DIR) Post #AYxvTMqn09OugxNklk by garjola@emacs.ch
       2023-08-21T19:40:31Z
       
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       @louis @ramin_hal9001 @djrmarques My solution for broken #emacs is twofold:1. For emacs itself, since I compile #emacs from master once a week, I always keep the last version that did not have any problem. I build from git in ~/local/src/emacs and run this version; but make install in /usr/local/ if the current version has not had any issue.2. For my config: every change is committed into a git repo, so I can always get back to a previous stable version.I have been using this workflow for years now without any major frustration. And I really depend on #emacs since it is my window manager, mail reader, word processor, organizer, agenda, chat client, file manager, etc.I hope this helps!
       
 (DIR) Post #AYxyudUJYFIXyPZ13A by louis@emacs.ch
       2023-08-21T20:23:29Z
       
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       @djrmarques I still use Magit most of the time or a macOS native app called "Fork" @ramin_hal9001