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Re: Some developement questions
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Paul Eggert |
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Re: Some developement questions |
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Tue, 4 Sep 2018 13:31:49 -0700 |
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Drew Adams wrote:
A little bit of marketing would help here. The initial contents of *scratch*,
the mode line, and the minibuffer need not be monospaced, and would all
benefit from a better font.
99.999% of my use of*scratch* and the minibuffer is code or data
that should be (i.e., that I want to be) monospace.
That's fine, and I wasn't suggesting changing that.
are you proposing that Emacs automatically
change *scratch* to a monospace font when most of its contents
become code
No, just that the initial contents shouldn't be monospace.
What's so hard about using a variable-width font for your Emacs
classes/demos
I generally don't do demos. My students use Emacs directly, and it's better for
them (as for any other new user) if the defaults work nicely for them.
(FWIW, on MS Windows it looks like menus use a variable-width
font.)
Same is true for GNU/Linux, by default.
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