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diff --git a/2026/talks/portable.md b/2026/talks/portable.md index 762b17be..7f502be2 100644 --- a/2026/talks/portable.md +++ b/2026/talks/portable.md @@ -11,27 +11,19 @@ Mohammed Ismail Ansari - <https://myterminal.me>, <mailto:mail@myterminal.me> [[!inline pages="internal(2026/info/portable-before)" raw="yes"]] -In the talk, I plan to cover my entry -into the world of Emacs, a high-level series of events that shaped my -experience and learning, and a few takeaways from someone coming from an -entire different toolset and mentality, eventually having a moment of -enlightenment to never go back again. The talk will revolve around how -it has been my companion across multiple operating platforms and will -remain to be one of the core elements of my computing toolset no matter -the environment or platform. I'll talk about a few highs and lows of my -attempts of inviting friends to Emacs, a few mentions of my -contributions to the community and hopefully some tips for inspiration -to newcomers and fellow Emacs-ers alike. Along with these, I'll also -walk through how and why I created super-emacs and why I think it can be -a reasonably easy starting point for someone getting into Emacs as their -daily driver. +In the talk, I'll cover my brief experience using Emacs across three +major operating systems, how it influenced the other tools within my +toolset, my effort to share my configuration with the rest of us, and +eventually super-emacs: my attempt at a minimal but feature-full +starter pack for Emacs that I've been maintaining for over a decade +now. About the speaker: I, Mohammed Ismail Ansari (aka myTerminal), come from an academic background in Electronics Engineering, and have been working professionally as a software engineer since seventeen years. -I love to create and experimenting with all kinds of machines, not -just computers, enjoying the exploration and tinkering process. -In the recent years I've also discovered my interest in personal +I love to create and experiment with all kinds of machines, not just +computers, enjoying the exploration and tinkering process. In the +recent years I've also discovered my interest in personal productivity, and pairing them with some of the core elements within my toolset, including Linux, Emacs, and many other open-source software everything fits in place as if it was supposed to be. |