
GNU Emacs
Published by Free Software Foundation
An extensible text editor
Highlights
- Provides an extensible editing environment through Emacs Lisp integration.
- Includes syntax highlighting and specialized modes for various programming languages.
- Supports macro recording to automate repetitive text manipulation tasks.
About this application
GNU Emacs is an extensible, customizable text editor centered around an interpreter for Emacs Lisp. Users can read and edit files, write code, compose text, and manage tasks within a unified environment. Its architecture allows for extensive modification through user-written scripts and installed packages, adapting the interface to various workflows from programming to electronic mail management. Designed primarily for Linux systems, it operates through keyboard commands and text buffers.
The editor includes built-in modes for numerous programming languages, syntax highlighting, and macro recording for repetitive editing tasks. Because configuration is handled dynamically via Lisp code, the software functions as a self-documenting development environment where users can inspect and alter internal functions while running.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.gnu.emacs
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