I use emacs, although I have used XEmacs in the past.  I've been using emacs for about 13 years now, have read the source code a couple of times and have finally started to get into learning to write elisp.  I change from using emacs for everything, to using emacs as just a code editor every once and a while, if only because I can never make up my mind about which configuration I prefer.  I find the philosophy and design of the emacs program to be very important, and it should be used as a learning tool for all future software hackers and developers.  Thank you RMS for sharing this work with us for us all to learn from and grow with.

Aka. [::kruhft].

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Welcome to the wiki! :) -- AlexSchroeder

A belated THANKS @AlexSchroeder.  I'm back!  Dishearteningly I was searching for a way to register again and have to have another password, but read and realized the true hacker ideals are alive when it comes to handling the information contained here.  I plan to read, digest, and contribute, as being an Emacs user for so long, it truly has become a religion of sorts. 
 I feel like giving back in some way, and the code I contribute needs some more attention.  Plus I think it will be a helpful diversion from real work.

Thanks for emacs.

-- samograd

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