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Emacs Chat: Bastien Guerry

Posted on May 20th, 2013 by Sacha Chua

In this chat, Bastien tells stories about getting started in Emacs, reading his mail/news/blogs in Gnus, and hacking his life with Org. =) Enjoy!

Want just the audio? You can get MP3s or OGG from archive.org.

Update 2014-03-07: Transcript posted!

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