#27 GNU Emacs Part 1
GNU Emacs is a highly customizable text editor that is available for almost every operating system. GNU Emacs has a huge learning curve and as time goes on most Emacs users end up with a highly customized configuration.
In addition to editing files, Emacs can check your email and news groups, be a Twitter client, be an IRC client, and much, much more.
In this episode, we'll begin looking at basic useage - moving, editing, killing and yanking - and next week look at customizing Emacs to suit our tastes.
Uploaded on Mar 12, 2010 | 10:10 | Tags: Editors Emacs GNU Emacs Text Editors
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