So, it’s emacs? More seriously, what value can there be in a 38 year old editor. Written in 1980, the age of modems and bulletin boards.There’s no info about it in the article (other than a git link) so no one can actually form an impression.
Just seems like a press release saying they are going to release something but haven’t yet? The Github link just goes to the main site unless I’m missing something
So, it’s emacs? More seriously, what value can there be in a 38 year old editor. Written in 1980, the age of modems and bulletin boards.There’s no info about it in the article (other than a git link) so no one can actually form an impression.
Just seems like a press release saying they are going to release something but haven’t yet? The Github link just goes to the main site unless I’m missing something
It could be historically quite interesting I suppose. No sign of it under https://github.com/universityofadelaide yet though.
Paging @mempko… Where did you get this story from? Can you put it back in the oven? It’s not done yet.
Unless
Ludvigis so impressive that the anticipation of its source code is newsworthy?