top | item 44629235 (no title) purkka | 7 months ago > Unlike GNU Emacs, JOVE does not support UTF-8.If this is still true in the latest versions, I find it pretty amazing that something like this has been maintained all the way until 2023. discuss order hn newest herewulf|7 months ago Well, that's basically a deal breaker in 2025.But the real question is: Can it run evil mode?! nine_k|7 months ago No. It lacks elisp. It offers some familiar keyboard shortcuts to appease your muscle memory, multiple buffers, screen splits, but apparently not much more. goosedragons|7 months ago Still maintained. There was an update in May of this year. nine_k|7 months ago ASCII is still adequate for great many programming tasks, especially in highly confined environment where JOVE can make sense.
herewulf|7 months ago Well, that's basically a deal breaker in 2025.But the real question is: Can it run evil mode?! nine_k|7 months ago No. It lacks elisp. It offers some familiar keyboard shortcuts to appease your muscle memory, multiple buffers, screen splits, but apparently not much more.
nine_k|7 months ago No. It lacks elisp. It offers some familiar keyboard shortcuts to appease your muscle memory, multiple buffers, screen splits, but apparently not much more.
nine_k|7 months ago ASCII is still adequate for great many programming tasks, especially in highly confined environment where JOVE can make sense.
herewulf|7 months ago
But the real question is: Can it run evil mode?!
nine_k|7 months ago
goosedragons|7 months ago
nine_k|7 months ago