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(minibuffer-message "Welcome to my homepage! ;-)") I use Emacs.

My name is Xue Fuqiao. English is not my native language; please excuse typing errors. I’m a GNU/Linux user. I prefer to learn new things from reference manuals, instead of tutorials. Currently I use Emacs on an old laptop with a DvorakKeyboard. My favorite font is ProggyTiny.

Many thanks to the people who contributed or are contributing to emacsen and EmacsWiki. My daily life becomes very interesting. I use Emacs for everything, even when editing text files.

I was born and raised in Xinjiang, China, and I’m currently a student of NCUT. My major is Communication Engineering. Feel free to ask anything about Emacs :)

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It looks like you have a lot of work to do! It may be worth looking at the clx package for Common Lisp to see if it could be ported to Elisp. It would be cool to be able to display an X-window in an Emacs window. One problem with doing this sort of thing properly is that, unlike most versions of Common Lisp, Elisp isn’t (yet?) multi-threaded. I have a feeling that it would take a lot of work to convert it. One thing that might be possible is to build a clone of Elisp on top of Common Lisp I don’t know how efficient that would be. But it would require that all Elisp code works in a lexical-binding environment. If it could be done you would get multi-threading for free and such things as the clx library for manipulating X.

this is actually already possible with an Emacs branch, see EmacsXWidgets


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