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do whatever you want, why would anyone else care? I would encourage you to require less validation from randoms to do things, though, that will definitely hold you back in life.

It sounds like you’re confused about Python and Emacs as well as their relationship. You’ll need to find a Python data science tutorial and read all the way through it.

This should help with the emacs side: https://github.com/wyuenho/emacs-pet

C-M-a means “hold control and meta at the same time and then press a”.

C-h k (hold control, press h, let go of h and control, press k) followed by key presses will tell you what emacs saw and what function it will run.

emacs is not going to be a good fit for that style of work, unfortunately

why don’t you just try it and see if you personally like it for your personal tasks and requirements

of course not

You’d need to google for gnus or m4ue setup guides, but setting up and using it won’t be easy, no.

It’s sort of a silly question.

To customise emacs beyond clicking around in ‘customise’ you need to write elisp. If you learn little elisp then you can only customise it using other people’s code, if you learn a lot of it then you can write an mua.

You decide where you want to be on that spectrum.

Come on mate, go download whatever version was current then from some old ftp site or choose a less mad hobby.

(imo) you’re using it wrong, I made everything defer by default then rely on autoloads and/or :bind/:commands with light use of :after . 99% of things are lazy loaded after an hour or so of work on a > 1000 line .emacs . It’s not ideal and I should probably turn most of :commands into patches upstream for auto loads but I am lazy.