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naeapreply
sopuli.xyz

That reads a bit like vim command mode
Is it meant to pretty much to do same?
(trying to not say 'emulate' in this foreign community as a vim user ;⁠-⁠) )

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solrizereply
lemmy.ml

I think it's supposed to guess what command you want from context, but I didn't check carefully.

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naeapreply
sopuli.xyz

Yeah, it seems cool

Just really reminded me of vim command mode and still not sure, if it's kinda the same thing or if I'm completely off

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oantolinreply
discuss.online

I'd say completely off. 🙃 Vim's command mode is more like Emacs's execute-extended-command.

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If you check into it, let us know what you find out! I have too much going on right now.

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PuercoPopreply
piefed.social

Indeed, but at least from piefed social that is what I posted. Are you not seeing that?

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Interesting, what client is that? It displays properly in the latest mastodon web client (in addition to piefed.social). I checked in ActivityPubExplorer and it seems that the name is the title content is empty and the link is included as an attachment property.

Your client seems to display the name content and the the id property as the link.

https://activitypub-explorer.pages.dev/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpiefed.social%2Fc%2Femacs%2Fp%2F2127439%2Funderstanding-embark-in-gnu-emacs-a-bit-and-some-stupid-embark-tricks

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