The OMR (Optical Music recognition) feature of music typesetting (like Finale has). That is - I would like to be able to scan a music score and import it to LilyPond.
Emacs is a necessity for me. For editing local and remote (via tramp) files. Run simple shells, compile, grep, diff, clean directories. All within emacs.
The lack of strong
Bidi editor (yes, I do use
gedit),
hurts advancing the use of free Hebrew-supported software.
For Emacs addict users (like me), it is difficult
to document in Hebrew usage examples, or write simple
notes in order to encourage the use of general free software by Hebrew speaking people.
But whenever I need to provide a document to describe or provide a user-guide, rather than asking "how should this be made?", I simply write it (using Emacs!) in LaTeX, and use a Makefile, with rules to produces:
At my home, I suspect that occasionally a decrease in voltage happens for some tiny time segment (a millisecond?). Anyway, some PCs are not effected, but some are turned off and on.
I wonder whether this has to do with the quality of the power supply unit or - some PC's architecture is more sensitive than other?
Bidirectional editing? (Hebrew, Arabic)
on
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All I want is an editor with a nice
bidirectionl support.
Hopefully, one day there will be
an annoucement in:
http://mail.gnu.org/pipermail/emacs-bidi/
Or someone will pick
http://fribidi.sourceforge.net/
and use it to make simple but workable editor.
In Citibank the web-password of one's account is the same as your Citibank card PIN!
Practically it is just 4 digits - which gives you 10^4 = 10000 passwords. You don't need supercomputers to crack this...
I have contacted Citibank-customer service several times, asking them to establish separate password for account web-access. They said their state-of-the-art bla-bla encription
is safe enough. By the way, they refuse to send their messages to a customer Internet's email-address - for (pause,) security reasons.
I still have an account there. May be I like to test my calmness. My PIN # is ooops...
Hello Bjarne, Do you think there will ever be significant additions to C++? How about well defined sized integeres such as: int32, int64, uint32, uint64 or templatized? Additions to the standard library? hash-tables, hash_map, Big-dynamically growing integers?
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The OMR (Optical Music recognition) feature of music typesetting (like Finale has).
That is - I would like to be able to scan a music score and import it to LilyPond.
Linus, Do still care about the desktop? Does it need better leadership?
What is your current view on Dijkstra classic claim:
"go to statement considered harmful"
in Communications of the ACM / March 1968
Clean directories, change file permissions, etc. can be easily done using the 'dired' function of Emacs.
Emacs is a necessity for me.
For editing local and remote (via tramp) files.
Run simple shells, compile, grep, diff, clean directories. All within emacs.
Richard M. Stallman already said similar things in his
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html
2002 article.
Would you consider pushing a more popular glue language for Emacs?
Have you looked at Pymacs ?
What's your opinion on Google's lack or annoyingly late native Linux support
for their client applications - (Picasa, Google-Earth, Google-Drive)
?
IDE ? I live in Emacs!
There I can edit, compile, grep, open-shells, and run gdb that utilizes emacs buffers.
How does this "by September 15th" time limit translate to the past?
See Put end to MS-Word attachments".
See Eswar books.
The lack of strong Bidi editor (yes, I do use gedit), hurts advancing the use of free Hebrew-supported software. For Emacs addict users (like me), it is difficult to document in Hebrew usage examples, or write simple notes in order to encourage the use of general free software by Hebrew speaking people.
Anyone knows whether FastMail will follow the generous-1Gb move and when?
But whenever I need to provide a document
to describe or provide a user-guide,
rather than asking "how should this be made?",
I simply write it (using Emacs!) in LaTeX,
and use a Makefile, with rules to produces:
PostScript, (latex->dvips->)
PDF (pdflatex)
html (latex2html)
At my home, I suspect that occasionally a decrease in voltage happens for some tiny time segment (a millisecond?). Anyway, some PCs are not effected, but some are turned off and on.
I wonder whether this has to do with the quality of the power supply unit or - some PC's architecture is more sensitive than other?
Are there banks serving personal accounts that operate using Linux as the main computing platform?
For some years, I am monitoring
http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-bidi
and hope to live to see a release announcement.
in:
... )
(... I remember paying more then that
All I want is an editor with a nice
bidirectionl support.
Hopefully, one day there will be
an annoucement in:
http://mail.gnu.org/pipermail/emacs-bidi/
Or someone will pick
http://fribidi.sourceforge.net/
and use it to make simple but workable editor.
I agree! What is needed is polishing pdfLaTeX, freeing/opening acroread and helping xpdf get mature.
In Citibank the web-password of one's account is the same as your Citibank card PIN!
Practically it is just 4 digits - which gives you 10^4 = 10000 passwords. You don't need supercomputers to crack this...
I have contacted Citibank-customer service several times, asking them to establish separate password for account web-access. They said their state-of-the-art bla-bla encription
is safe enough. By the way, they refuse to send their messages to a customer Internet's email-address - for (pause,) security reasons.
I still have an account there. May be I like to test my calmness. My PIN # is ooops...
Hello Bjarne, Do you think there will ever be significant additions to C++? How about well defined sized integeres such as: int32, int64, uint32, uint64 or templatized? Additions to the standard library? hash-tables, hash_map, Big-dynamically growing integers?