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#+title: theo.el
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#+author: Artur Manuel
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#+options: num:nil
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theo.el is an Emacs package which prints a random quote from Theo de Raadt.
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You can run it offline because you never need to fetch a quote if it is already
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baked into the package. Need I say more? Get it now!
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* Motivation
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It started off while I was in VC with the lads, (when I was using Discord) and
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then we found ~lib/theo~ in [[http://git.9front.org/plan9front/plan9front/HEAD/info.html][this repository.]] I was intrigued enough to make an
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Emacs package for it in the same call and shared it out to others. But I wanted
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to make a repository for it so it can live on in more than a few
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~cdn.discordapp.com~ links.
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* How do I use it?
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After installing the package (I do not care how, as long as you can get it),
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just call ~theo~ straight from M-x. If you want to use it directly from Emacs
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Lisp however, just evaluate ~(theo)~, or run ~(theo n)~ with n being a quote
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you want to pick out. It really is that easy.
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* License
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This package is licensed under the GNU General Public License 3.0.
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