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-Editing
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-
-### Emacs
-
-GNU Emacs is an extensible, customizable text editor—and more.
-
-Open from Application menu as all the other programs or from the teminal. 
-
-In terminal
-```bash
-$ emacs
-```
-
-will open a new window
-
-```bash
-$ emacs -nw
-```
-will open emacs on the terminal
-
-Emacs contains a menu bar, the frame (the editor), a status bar and a command prompt at the bottom.
-
-You run a command using a combination of modifiers and keystrokes.
-for example Ctrl+x Ctrl+f will ask you to type a filename. Usage of TAB
-is available when you start type a command or navigate throughout the directories
-and files.
-
-## Terminology
-
-* Buffer - 
-Emacs reads the file into a buffer in memory. While you're editing the buffer and working with the data nothing is changed on disk
-* Windows - 
-A window in Emacs is an area of the screen in which a buffer is displayed
-* Frame - 
-a frame is a separate X window in which an Emacs buffer is displayed
-
-## Commands Modifiers
-
-* ```Ctrl as C```
-
-This usually is the abbreviation of a function
-ex. C-x C-s
-
-* ```Alt/Esc as M```
-
-This calls the function
-ex. M-x save-buffer
-
-# Files
-
-* ```C-x C-f```         Open a file or create a new one if not exist.
-                        You can tab to display the directory 's contexts
-* ```C-x C-s```         Save file
-* ```C-x C-w```         Save as
-* ```C-x b```           Iterate through buffers(open files)
-* ```C-x C-b```         List all open buffers
-* ```C-x k```           Kill the current buffer
-* ```M->```             Move cursor to the end of buffer(file)
-
-Usage: Alt + Shift + ">"
-* ```M-<```             Move cursor at the beginning of buffer(file)
-
-Usage: Alt + Shift + "<"
-
-if you want to select the whole text in the file:
-```
-$ M-< #to go at the beginning
-$ C-space
-$ M-> #to go at the end
-```
-to cancel an action
-```
-esc esc esc
-```
-
-# windows
-
-* ```C-x 1```           One window. if you have open more this return into a single one
-* ```C-x 2```           Split window which the cursor is on vertically with the same buffer
-* ```C-x 3```           Split window which the cursor is on horizontally with the same buffer
-
-Each window is splitting each time as many times as you want. To bring it back in a single
-window run C-x 1.
-
-# Edit
-
-* ```M-w```             copy
-* ```C-w```             cut
-* ```C-y```             paste
-* ```C-s```             search
-* ```C-d```             delete(forward)
-* ```DEL```             delete(backward)
-* ```C-/```             undo
-
-# Miscellaneous
-
-* ```C-g```            Cancel command. Similar if you type ESC button three times.
-* ```C-h k```          Documentation. There are many help file actually. This is a general one.

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+# Emacs
+
+GNU Emacs is an extensible, customizable text editor—and more.
+
+Open from Application menu as all the other programs or from the teminal. 
+
+In terminal
+```bash
+$ emacs
+```
+
+will open a new window
+
+```bash
+$ emacs -nw
+```
+will open emacs on the terminal
+
+Emacs contains a menu bar, the frame (the editor), a status bar and a command prompt at the bottom.
+
+You run a command using a combination of modifiers and keystrokes.
+for example Ctrl+x Ctrl+f will ask you to type a filename. Usage of TAB
+is available when you start type a command or navigate throughout the directories
+and files.
+
+## Terminology
+
+* Buffer - 
+Emacs reads the file into a buffer in memory. While you're editing the buffer and working with the data nothing is changed on disk
+* Windows - 
+A window in Emacs is an area of the screen in which a buffer is displayed
+* Frame - 
+a frame is a separate X window in which an Emacs buffer is displayed
+
+## Commands Modifiers
+
+* ```Ctrl as C```
+
+This usually is the abbreviation of a function
+ex. C-x C-s
+
+* ```Alt/Esc as M```
+
+This calls the function
+ex. M-x save-buffer
+
+# Files
+
+* ```C-x C-f```         Open a file or create a new one if not exist.
+                        You can tab to display the directory 's contexts
+* ```C-x C-s```         Save file
+* ```C-x C-w```         Save as
+* ```C-x b```           Iterate through buffers(open files)
+* ```C-x C-b```         List all open buffers
+* ```C-x k```           Kill the current buffer
+* ```M->```             Move cursor to the end of buffer(file)
+
+Usage: Alt + Shift + ">"
+* ```M-<```             Move cursor at the beginning of buffer(file)
+
+Usage: Alt + Shift + "<"
+
+if you want to select the whole text in the file:
+```
+$ M-< #to go at the beginning
+$ C-space
+$ M-> #to go at the end
+```
+to cancel an action
+```
+esc esc esc
+```
+
+# windows
+
+* ```C-x 1```           One window. if you have open more this return into a single one
+* ```C-x 2```           Split window which the cursor is on vertically with the same buffer
+* ```C-x 3```           Split window which the cursor is on horizontally with the same buffer
+
+Each window is splitting each time as many times as you want. To bring it back in a single
+window run C-x 1.
+
+# Edit
+
+* ```M-w```             copy
+* ```C-w```             cut
+* ```C-y```             paste
+* ```C-s```             search
+* ```C-d```             delete(forward)
+* ```DEL```             delete(backward)
+* ```C-/```             undo
+
+# Miscellaneous
+
+* ```C-g```            Cancel command. Similar if you type ESC button three times.
+* ```C-h k```          Documentation. There are many help file actually. This is a general one.