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Is the information contained in the emacs system confidential?


Asked by Zayn Norman on Dec 03, 2021 FAQ



Data contained in this system is confidential and protected by state and federal law. Every employee who uses the EMACS system must recognize his or her responsibility for the security of the system and the information contained therein. Access to this system is recorded.
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This uses no-conversion, and also suppresses other Emacs features that might convert the file contents before you see them. See Visiting . The coding system emacs-internal (or utf-8-emacs , which is equivalent) means that the file contains non- ASCII characters stored with the internal Emacs encoding.
Additionally, One of the first places to look for specific information about how Emacs works is the Emacs manual itself. In the “Init File” section, you will find that Emacs searches for configuration in three places (in this order): Of course, just like in Vim, you can write some code to load other configuration files and organize things however you like.
Consequently,
It's called a joke, guys. The README is literally full of them. systemd and its ecosystem isn't built inside of Emacs.
Similarly,
The Emacs packaging system, package.el, ships along with Emacs, so you can start using it immediately. As long as you have the initialization command, (package-initialize), in your configuration file, you can manage packages interactively.