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The best way to learn emacs is to have @kfogel patiently walk you through all your tasks and patiently lead you to the keystrokes you need. He is doing that for somebody to my immediate left and it is a marvel to hear.
Failing that, step one might be learn enough to do what you used to do in gedit. That means, open/close/save, switch buffers, search and replace, basic movement. It's probably easier than trying to remember all the key combos.
Failing that, step one might be learn enough to do what you used to do in gedit. That means, open/close/save, switch buffers, search and replace, basic movement. It's probably easier than trying to remember all the key combos.
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