I almost exclusively use GNU software for everything nowadays.I use gnu screen instead of tmuxI use plain old default bash instead of zoomer shell or, god forbid, fish.I use the Gnu core utils instead of whatever others nowadays.I edit all my files in Gnu Emacs instead of VIM.I compile everything I code using GCC and GNU Make instead of clang and ninja.I use gnu autotools instead of CMake and meson.I write my notes using GNU texinfo.I use GNU m4 as a preprocessor for generating my static website.I use GNU wget instead of CURL.I browse the web on GNU Icecat with LibreJS enabled.I write all my documents in GNU Groff.I draw all my graphs using GNU plotutils.I debug my programs using GNU GDB.I format my code using GNU indent.I use GNU GPG for encrypting and signing everything from files to email to packages.I use gnu stow to manage my dotfiles.I write my scripts and small programs in Gnu Guile (Scheme).I use GnuTLS over opensslI use GNU libmicrohttpd for writing my networked apps.GNU things I don't use but i am interested in using:linux-libregnu guixgnu octaveThings that I use that used to be GNU in the past but aren't GNU anymore:Gnomedo you like /G/NU /g/? post your favorite GNUs
>>110059374Give me GNU or give me death
>>110059374She GN on my U
I am eternally grateful to GNU and rms so I promote free as in freedom language and recommend GNU when I think it will suit the needs of whomever I'm helping. Personally I use a lot of GNU programming tools like the compiler, debugger, and emacs of course.
>>110059374I love GNU. Their documentation is always very well done.>I use gnu screen instead of tmux>I edit all my files in Gnu Emacs instead of VIM.Why do you use gnu screen instead of using emacs alternatives for your terminal applications?
>>110059438She Gnu's Not on my Unix?
>>110059470I use gnu screen for session management on remote servers. i don't use it locally as much.I don't tend to use a lot of Emacs based utilities. I prefer the CLI. but I like mu4e and newsboat and I will probably start using magit too. I mostly use Emacs as a text editor.
>>110059638>newsboatsorry, i meant newsticker. newsboat is another terminal tool.
>>110059374I prefer GNU and GPL to other licenses when possible, though it's not a hard-and-fast rule. I also like GNU Screen (over tmux) and I use GNU Source-highlight (instead of pygmentize) for syntax highlighting outside editors.
>>110059374Emacs takes a lifetime to learn. So the sooner you start, the longer it will take.
>>110061343>C-h t>go through the tutorialdone.everything else is optional. you don't have to be an elisp wizard to use emacs.
>I edit all my files in Gnu Emacs instead of VIM.lulz
