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Emacs 31.1, the latest version of the extensible text editor, has been released and is available for download from GNU mirrors.
Emacs 31.1 is set to be released on August 24, with source code available on GitHub and build instructions provided for users.
Richard Stallman recounts a playful hack using six chopsticks to illustrate the true meaning of hacking as playful cleverness and exploration, and traces the origins of hacker culture at MIT.
The GCC steering committee has accepted an AI contributions policy that will decline legally significant contributions containing LLM-generated content, with exceptions for test cases, while allowing LLM use for research and analysis.
This article explains GNU Hyperbole's implicit buttons, which are pattern recognizers that turn Emacs text into clickable hyperlinks, with built-in recognizers and an API for creating custom button types.
A guide on creating a Guix package from a binary using the copy-build-system, explaining how to set up an install plan.
Human Emacs is a fork of GNU Emacs that commits to never accepting LLM-generated contributions, in protest of potential GNU policies permitting such contributions. The project aims to preserve the tradition of human-crafted software development.
A developer's Emacs performance patch, assisted by GLM 5.2, was rejected by GNU due to a policy against LLM-assisted contributions, sparking criticism of the policy's effect on honesty.