Multi-player 3D FSP on Emacs

(best quote: "If you have to ask why, you're not a member of the intended audience. Please go on about your business and accept my apologies for this distraction.")

and text mode UT configs by Icculus (or: switching the SDL renderer backend to aalib):

http://icculus.org/~chunky/ut/aaut/

sliverstorm• 15 years ago

The more things that are demo'd in Emacs, the less I want to use it. I've never used it except for a few times on accident, and yet as the years go by in my mind it continues to seem more and more bloated.

(prepares emacs-user resistant bomb shelter)

jefffoster• 15 years ago

It's still a great text editor, you don't have to install all the other bits and pieces.

stuhacking• 15 years ago

This is not bloat, it's flexibility.

Emacs does not come with a lot of features built in, it comes with lots of loadable modules. If you don't need them then don't load them. The notion that Emacs is bloated has not really stood since around 1985.

The power to write a first person maze (which just blew my mind since it appears to be written as a character based hack, rather than an embedded widget) is the same power that allows you to write powerful libraries for modifying text.

melling• 15 years ago

Emacs is a Lisp interpreter. Expect even more interesting things to be built as performance is improved. I believe there is an effort under way to get Guile to process Elisp. Emacs could become the foundation for a lot more apps.

Multi-player 3D FSP on Emacs

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