I wrote a minor GNU Emacs mode for writing surreal texts, that is, stream of consciousness writing.
Ideal surreal writing happens when:
- One does not stop oneself from writing the words that come to one’s mind.
- One does not deletes or replaces the text in part or in whole.
So this mode is designed to stop oneself from breaking rule number 2 - deleting or replacing already written text. It aims to disable movement, deletion, and replacement commands.
It is also incomplete. Anyone who knows how to complete it, please send patches.
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Thank you for creating a tool to produce more unix_surrealism that is not just cartoons of girls killing crt monitors.
If you’re reading this - you too are a unix_surrealist.
besides you … as you type it …
Does this mean the GNU makes an appearance soon?
“When I sleep, I dream of angels. Part machine, part human, part daemon, part wildebeest.”
A ceribus of Foss??
Cherubim from Ezekiel’s vision.
You have reinvented the typewriter. Ever since I got one, I’ve been amassing a horde of surrealist writing.
no baxceetaoinshrdluetao
no backspace?Also, patches welcome!
Please be a bit more verbose in your questions as I do not understand them.
i use backspace a lot, since i make typos a lot
