>>> "drc" == dick r chiang writes: > A. Sjoegren I'm sure will comment soon enough, as he made a significant effort > to write a Gnus backend for github. > Personally a run-of-the-mill fancy-split on the regex > "noreply\\.github\\.com" tidily puts all my github news into its own group. > Occasionally I'll reply directly from gnus since Github's > comment-as-email-reply is very nice (but you don't get github-flavored > markdown). Hm maybe I could use indirect buffer, I am quite used to org mode and use auto-org-md-mode which converts its quickly to markdown. hm > More often though, I click the link in the email where I can get > more context and actually see the code. Some things I'm afraid are just better > done in a browser as illustrated by the general ill-ease over the debbugs > tracker (I've never seen anyone say debbugs is preferable to Github Issues for > ergonomic reasons, only political reasons). That's what I am doing and it annoys me. > Creating a gnus backend for github would be a significant undertaking for > someone without previous experience writing backends. If I were to do it, Ok that I was afraid of. > If you're still not convinced, there's the magit forge package, which gets > you fairly close to github-in-emacs, but by all accounts isn't compelling > enough to see the widespread adoption that magit proper did. I tried magit once and was not very much convinced strangely enough I do most of my VC commands form the command line, well not committing but merging rebaseing etc. In any case I always used you can only use magit if you have write access to that repos in question. > P.S. It's been some time since I was a matlab user, but I appreciated your > efforts trying to revive matlab-mode. It used to be so nice before it all > came crashing down with Matlab 8.5. Well first off all I think I have to thank Eric Ludlam, who provides most of the code. Now I use matlab well not on a daily base, but often enough and currently I run Version '9.6.0.1214997 (R2019a) Update 6' to say confidently that don't see severe problems. Could you please specify which problem you a referring to? If it is about debugging, well. Debugging was very nice some years, stopped working but is back although as I must admit not as nice a before, the reason for this is a bit strange The graphical navigation pointer (when you debug) relied on some undocumented API which suddenly stopped working when matlab did a mayor upgrade (I have to dig out the details) There is a sort of kludge I am using, but right now I am not sure whether it made it into master, since it did not cover all the use case. Regards Uwe