So, who is this for? Are there a lot of Emacs users who want a GUI to help them string together Elisp commands? No shade, I just don’t understand what I’m seeing here…
Who are “the vast majority of users”? The majority of users of this specific web browser, all of whom are probably programmers and therefore probably don’t need or want a GUI to program their macros? Or the vast majority of computer users, a group of people who absolutely do not care enough to learn how to use a web browser with macros programmed in lisp of all things?
Well, many people have learned Excel, what will stop many people from learning a simple macro interface in Nyxt? If it provides them great benefit at low cost, I think many people will do it. At least I hope they will :-)
So, who is this for? Are there a lot of Emacs users who want a GUI to help them string together Elisp commands? No shade, I just don’t understand what I’m seeing here…
A good question, there are many users of Nyxt who do not know Lisp. We expect this percentage of users to increase over time.
Who are “the vast majority of users”? The majority of users of this specific web browser, all of whom are probably programmers and therefore probably don’t need or want a GUI to program their macros? Or the vast majority of computer users, a group of people who absolutely do not care enough to learn how to use a web browser with macros programmed in lisp of all things?
Well, many people have learned Excel, what will stop many people from learning a simple macro interface in Nyxt? If it provides them great benefit at low cost, I think many people will do it. At least I hope they will :-)