XEmacs is Dead. Long Live XEmacs!
Read OriginalThis article serves as an obituary for the XEmacs project, a historic fork of GNU Emacs. It details XEmacs's origins at Lucid Inc., its role in modernizing Emacs with GUI widgets, inline images, and internationalization, and its influence on the broader Emacs development. The author reflects on the project's legacy and the reasons for its eventual end, while paying tribute to key figures like Jamie Zawinski.
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