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Emacs 31.1 released

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-08-24 Cached

Emacs 31.1, the latest version of the extensible text editor, has been released and is available for download from GNU mirrors.

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Emacs 31.1 will release on 8/24

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-08-20 Cached

Emacs 31.1 is set to be released on August 24, with source code available on GitHub and build instructions provided for users.

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On Hacking

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-08-13 Cached

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.

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GCC steering committee announces AI policy

Hacker News Top · 2026-07-30 Cached

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.

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Hyperbole Implicit Buttons: Build your Hyperverse

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-07-29 Cached

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.

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Guix: creating a package from a binary

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-07-16 Cached

A guide on creating a Guix package from a binary using the copy-build-system, explaining how to set up an install plan.

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Human Emacs

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-07-13 Cached

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.

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Honesty gets Emacs patch rejected

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-06-25 Cached

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.

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