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Emacs editing from within Chrome, especially Chromebooks. Works offline. Based on ymacs. http://www.ymacs.org/ extended to work as a chrome app, giving access to local files and all keystrokes (C-n, C-w, and C-t). On chromebooks, local files even includes Google Drive. Still in early development, but self hosted development works. Soon to come: more traditional file name handling support, then dired and M-x grep A Hackathon project by Pace Willisson <pace@alum.mit.edu> and Eric Willisson <eric.willisson@gmail.com>
Nov 29, 2014
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