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A self-contained one-file Emacs distribution focused on leveraging modern vanilla Emacs' built in capabities as much as possible and providing a lean, fast and focused modern experience for code editing, writing, and note-taking out of the box, while also serving as a good starting point for further configuration.

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Quake Emacs

Lean, fast, focused, and based on the latest Emacs tech


If you want to use Emacs, but you:

  1. just want to sit down and have your new text editor work well and look good right away, and
  2. don’t want the complexity, abstraction, and lack of documentation of a larger Emacs distribution or configuration framework,

then Quake Emacs is for you.

Text editors are most often used for three core tasks: code editing, writing, and note-taking. Quake Emacs is a single-file Emacs distribution architected around those three fundamental tasks, aiming to provide a lean, fast, focused, and complete experience for all three right out of the box, while remaining as simple and vanilla as possible, so you can use it as a great foundation for bare-metal Emacs configuration.

For more information, please see the official website!

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A self-contained one-file Emacs distribution focused on leveraging modern vanilla Emacs' built in capabities as much as possible and providing a lean, fast and focused modern experience for code editing, writing, and note-taking out of the box, while also serving as a good starting point for further configuration.

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