algernon dreams of a Fedi client that supports multiple "mouse makes rocks do math" threads, and other stuff
Maybe I should look at mastodon.el, and see if I can build something usable out of that.
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algernon dreams of a Fedi client that supports multiple "mouse makes rocks do math" threads, and other stuff
Maybe I should look at mastodon.el, and see if I can build something usable out of that.
@algernon the new tabs are great for frame-anxiety. I already keep magit buffers in their own tab.
@thufie I'll have to look into tabs, I guess. Haven't ever used them in Emacs... my UI is basically a modeline and a top line that shows me the filename & position, and the rest of the frame is a single buffer.
Not sure how tabs would fit there, but I guess it's worth a try!
By the way... by "new", how new? I'm on Emacs 30 at the moment. Newer than that?
The problem is, while I love living in Emacs, my emacs workflow is mainly a single-frame setup. Running my fedi client in Emacs would require at least one additional frame, and that already makes me nervous.
I also like most of Tuba... and change is hard. And I have no time to properly play with & configure another client anyway.
But one can dream.