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@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ baked into the package. Need I say more? Get it now!
* Motivation * Motivation
It started off while I was in VC with the lads, (when I was using Discord) and It started off while I was in VC with the lads, (when I was using Discord) and
while found ~lib/theo~ in [[http://git.9front.org/plan9front/plan9front/HEAD/info.html][this repository.]] I was intrigued enough to make an then we found ~lib/theo~ in [[http://git.9front.org/plan9front/plan9front/HEAD/info.html][this repository.]] I was intrigued enough to make an
Emacs package for it in the same call and shared it out to others. But I wanted Emacs package for it in the same call and shared it out to others. But I wanted
to make a repository for it so it can live on in more than a few to make a repository for it so it can live on in more than a few
~cdn.discordapp.com~ links. ~cdn.discordapp.com~ links.
@ -18,7 +18,8 @@ to make a repository for it so it can live on in more than a few
After installing the package (I do not care how, as long as you can get it), After installing the package (I do not care how, as long as you can get it),
just call ~theo~ straight from M-x. If you want to use it directly from Emacs just call ~theo~ straight from M-x. If you want to use it directly from Emacs
Lisp however, just evaluate ~(theo)~. It really is that easy. Lisp however, just evaluate ~(theo)~, or run ~(theo n)~ with n being a quote
you want to pick out. It really is that easy.
* License * License