![]() ![]() With self documentation and the ability to execute the contents of a buffer, they truly become one. Emacs and the Operating System are separate, yet in its maximally configured glory, Emacs is so like an Operating System that the two form a duality. Emacs can be the Operating System, yet it cannot exist without the Operating System. Yet, in so doing, Emacs transcends the sphere of applications and becomes like The Operating System, thus obviating the second rule. Emacs, though Gnu, adheres to the First Unix Commandment, Thou Shall Do It Well, but it violates the Second Unix Commandment, Thou Shall Solvith One Small Problem at a Time. ![]() It is impossible to really know if Emacs is truly the One True Editor. It could really go either way, which is why so many object to religious pursuits. But this questioning followed by resolve, strengthens character. That we mortals have faith that this is a loving and intelligent, all knowing god causes us to question reality itself, our selves, our church or temple, and our religious leaders. The god coldly allows babies to die of unexplained illnesses, violence to affect the innocent, wars to break out, natural disasters to ruin everything. ![]() A western religion, at least, operates by testing the faith of its participants. ![]()
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