[Liverpool] Talk for meeting next week

[Adrian McEwen]

Ubuntu solves the "how do I quit emacs" problem by just not installing 
it in the first place ;-)

adrian at stratos:~$ emacs
The program 'emacs' can be found in the following packages:
  * emacs23
  * emacs23-nox
  * e3
  * emacs-snapshot
  * emacs-snapshot-nox
  * emacs23-lucid
  * jove
Try: sudo apt-get install <selected package>

Cheers,

Adrian

On 31/08/11 14:56, Bob Ham wrote:
> rah at myrtle:~$ kill -9 emacs
> bash: kill: emacs: arguments must be process or job IDs
> rah at myrtle:~$
>
> Tsk tsk.. just goes to show.. those who don't know what they're doing
> use vim.
>
> ;-)
>
>
> On Wed, 2011-08-31 at 14:15 +0100, Simon Johnson wrote:
>>> kill -9 emacs
>>> vim
>>
>> ?!
>>
>>
>>
>> On 31 August 2011 14:03, Bob Ham<rah at bash.sh>  wrote:
>>          Haha!  So true.  I think the issue of exiting the program
>>          might possibly
>>          be the biggest barrier to emacs adoption :-)  Don't worry
>>          though, I'll
>>          provide you with the appropriate incantation :-)
>>
>>
>>          On Wed, 2011-08-31 at 13:09 +0100, Dan Lynch wrote:
>>          >  I like the sound of the Emacs talk. I've never done much
>>          with it all
>>          >  these years. If you can tell me how to get out of it without
>>          rebooting
>>          >  that would be a good start hehe ;)
>>          >
>>          >  Look forward to it,
>>          >
>>          >  Dan
>>          >
>>          >
>>          >
>>          >  On Wed, Aug 31, 2011 at 12:53 PM, Bob Ham<rah at bash.sh>
>>          wrote:
>>          >          Yes, an IPv6 talk is still in the works.  Needs
>>          effort to
>>          >          finish putting
>>          >          together a proper talk on it though; I want to do
>>          the topic
>>          >          justice.
>>          >          Maybe in a couple of months :-)
>>          >
>>          >
>>          >
>>          >          On Wed, 2011-08-31 at 12:45 +0100, Stephen Watkin
>>          wrote:
>>          >          >  You should do an Emacs / IPv6 double-bill!
>>          >          >
>>          >          >  I know just enough about IPv4 to be dangerous but
>>          I never
>>          >          learned
>>          >          >  anything properly. Whenever I have a problem I
>>          usually just
>>          >          hack at it
>>          >          >  until it goes away and I'm fully aware that most
>>          of what I
>>          >          know is
>>          >          >  either out-of-date or just plain wrong. It'd be
>>          nice to
>>          >          learn about the
>>          >          >  next generation of technology properly for once!
>>          >          >
>>          >          >  Ste
>>          >          >
>>          >          >  On 31/08/11 12:30, Bob Ham wrote:
>>          >          >  >  Hi all,
>>          >          >  >
>>          >          >  >  Dan's email has caused me to note that there is
>>          scheduled
>>          >          meeting next
>>          >          >  >  week with no talk :-)  There is a guy, Tony, who
>>          comes to
>>          >          meetings
>>          >          >  >  sometimes and who offered to do a talk on Java
>>          3D; are you
>>          >          here Tony?
>>          >          >  >  If not, does anybody happen to have Tony's
>>          contact
>>          >          details?
>>          >          >  >
>>          >          >  >  If Tony's Java 3D talk doesn't happen, I was
>>          previously
>>          >          instructed to
>>          >          >  >  give a demonstration of Emacs so I'll do that.
>>           Unless
>>          >          anyone else has a
>>          >          >  >  talk they'd like to give?
>>          >          >  >
>>          >          >  >  Also, does anybody want to give a talk a month
>>          from next
>>          >          week?
>>          >          >  >
>>          >          >  >  Bob
>>          >          >
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>>          >          Bob Ham<rah at bash.sh>
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