I did the same thing, ended up with cmus: http://cmus.sourceforge.net/
I really wish browsers were like emacs and that one could replace the whole UI on a dull rainy day.
Which is the big one then?
I don't understand how curved tabs are supposed to get "out of the way". The new design seems to use less standard UI elements to push it's own (WinXP / Fisher-Price) agenda: I don't see any gains here and I reckon they…
It looks even more like chrome now. DISCLAIMER: I don't like chrome.
There's already a Wanderlust: https://github.com/wanderlust/wanderlust
Argh, it still has this: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=686747 Edit: I would fix this myself, but don't even know where to look...
I have experienced this bug for years: everything I send over GTalk goes to the NSA.
I'm surprised Emacs was not mentioned. It provides a nice cross-platform interface to ... everything. Also everything (including looks) can be customized!
I did the same thing, ended up with cmus: http://cmus.sourceforge.net/
I really wish browsers were like emacs and that one could replace the whole UI on a dull rainy day.
Which is the big one then?
I don't understand how curved tabs are supposed to get "out of the way". The new design seems to use less standard UI elements to push it's own (WinXP / Fisher-Price) agenda: I don't see any gains here and I reckon they…
It looks even more like chrome now. DISCLAIMER: I don't like chrome.
There's already a Wanderlust: https://github.com/wanderlust/wanderlust
Argh, it still has this: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=686747 Edit: I would fix this myself, but don't even know where to look...
I have experienced this bug for years: everything I send over GTalk goes to the NSA.
I'm surprised Emacs was not mentioned. It provides a nice cross-platform interface to ... everything. Also everything (including looks) can be customized!