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... no reason to remove the scratch buffer. I can see it defaulting to fundamental-mode, not having that message in it, and prompting if modified and killed. But somehow I feel your proposed fix doesn't fit your initial demand (removing the scratch buffer). The scratch buffer itself isn't a usability problem. It's limitations are. So, if anything, you're improving the scratch buffer not scrapping it. regards, Nikolaj Schumacher

... it's not umimportant trifle. Familiarity is important aspect of software usability. OK, let me put it this way. Of all the things which... amongst the least important. But "familiarity is [an] important aspect of ... usability". This is confused thinking. Merely by using software, any software, you will become familiar with it. This has no bearing on how usable the software is. Emacs is supremely easy to use, and some programs...

... all, if you had given the matter any *real* thought you would know already. AFAIK, we use 900 and 1800 in Oz We sure do - but phones that operate on the 400MHZ and 450MHz bands are sold and usable in Australia. Oh for goodness sake, I'm not an encyclopaedia of spectrum allocations. In any case, 400 MHz is still UHF and 282MHz distant from VOR but ATC is the very next band. I'll give you a hint - the name ...

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... <dak@gnu.org> writes: tyler <tyler.smith@mail.mcgill.ca> writes: Xah Lee <xah@xahlee.org> writes: «I think the existance of the lisp scratch buffer is one of the major usability problem of emacs that prevents emacs from being widely adopted by most text editing audience.» Ironically, I just used the scratch buffer as the repository for the text of your previous message. rot13-region doesn't ...

...> * The name ?untitled? is conventional, far more widely understood, and more general than ?scratch?. A mere unimportant trifle. it's not umimportant trifle. Familiarity is important aspect of software usability. * For those who uses scratch buffer for elisp coding, she can set the default mode for untitled buffer to emacs lisp mode. Or, more precisely, Lisp Interaction Mode. you are right. Thanks for ...

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