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Oh I know the pain, I did the same back in 2015. That was my first scientific paper ever. Then "never again" said to myself. Now I use pure latex. org-mode is only good for quick exports should not think it as an alternative to latex.

Simple demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILPs74L5LFU

And the work on preliminary thread support is well under way..

Actually, auto-complete was written by Matsuyama (original author this article), though tkf has contributed to the project.

checkout http://tkf.github.io/emacs-jedi/

> My emacs at times can't keep up with my typing. But I love what it does for me.

Try to set debugger on (M-x toggle-debug-on-quit) and when emacs stops responding press C-g to get to know what was emacs doing.

Org is very active, high profile project, the number of changes from previous major release are just amazing.

git diff release_7.01 release_8.0 --stat [snip] 352 files changed, 119010 insertions(+), 80849 deletions(-)

From the last release (8 months ago) 2519 files changed, 203613 insertions(+), 124051 deletions(-)

Incredible to see how much work has put into Emacs development.

Magit is gem of all.. I think it comes on top a mile to any other gui for git I used so far.

> but I feel like it need to be forked and gutted.

There is Xemacs FYI..

> Including more shit each release is not justifiable.

Maintainers have indeed plans to split the packages out of the core, as the package manager is already up and running..

> Vim is as extensible as Emacs. I won't debate how elisp is better or worse than Vimscript, because that doesn't affect extensibility.

If we agree with "extensibility depends on how much/many internals exposed to its extensible language", I would say Emacs is more extensible than Vim in comparison to their current status.

Agian It doesn't mean Emacs is better or worse than Vim. I think we are heading to endless discussion. I will stop here.

> Vim is as extensible as Emacs in letter and spirit.

without knowing Emacs how could you claim that.

Actually Emacs comes with smtp written in elisp[1] and IMHO Emacs is more customizable than Vim. But I won't say Emacs is better than Vim.

Peace..

[1] http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/smtpmail/...

No.. they have "contact" page and they are very quick and responsive.

https://github.com/contact

hmm.. I will start worry when the number of commits to the Emacs source tree fall behind of VIM.

http://www.ohloh.net/p/emacs/commits/summary

http://www.ohloh.net/p/vim/commits/summary

one example for how far our people can go with corruption., few days back the officials came to our village to issue these cards., they issued two cards for each (one for one hand, five finger prints are needed for one card) to claim the commission from government.

Alex wrote this[1] on emacswiki page, and I totally agree with him.

      Xah has also been a well known troll on various comp.lang.* newsgroups and played in the same league as ErikNaggum. Just browse some older stuff in the Usenet archives. – AlexSchroeder

[1] http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Xah_Lee

I dont know about multiple cursors., but I use scrolling all the time

  (global-set-key "\M-n" "\C-u1\C-v") 
  (global-set-key "\M-p" "\C-u1\M-v")