xxxxx workshop_26_xx Berlin: pickle.el //GNU Emacs as artistic OS October 20, 2007

xxxxx workshop_26_xx Berlin: pickle.el //GNU Emacs as artistic OS

A (more-or-less) weekly series of constructivist workshops emphasising
making and connection within the field of the existent.

Upcoming:

20 October 2PM: pickle.el: GNU Emacs as artistic operating system. details below

Autumn highlights: free software electronics production - KiCad and
AVR// printed antenna design part two

... or contact if you're interested in leading a related workshop.

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20 October 2PM: pickle.el: GNU Emacs as artistic operating system.

Although blandly described as a versatile programmer's editor, free
software GNU Emacs serves as a prototype for a truly artistic
operating system with ready code exposure and political intent. GNU
Emacs presents code, in this case the Emacs Lisp language, as
interface; extension becomes application and mode of use within a
highly textual environment which embraces networked infrastructure and
information resources, local and remote shells, and common language
interpreters. GNU Emacs branches out spider-style to operate as
automated text editor, advanced publishing tool, multimedia authoring
environment, mail client, IDE, shell, and mind-mapping system, as well
as serving as adventurous exploratory code vehicle.

The workshop will commence with the basics of navigation and everyday
use (accessing help, moving through buffers), before addressing GNU
Emacs as application development environment for artists with simple
Lisp coding exercise, and interface to other software such as
SuperCollider and PD.

The workshop will make use of the http://1010.co.uk/pickle.el file

References:

http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/

http://www.1010.co.uk/emacsch.html

http://www.1010.co.uk/emacs.html

Requirements:

Some platform running GNU Emacs 22/23.

Fee: 10 euros

Please RSVP m@1010.co.uk to reserve places as soon as possible---

Background:

A weekly series of constructivist workshops emphasising making and
connection within the field of the existent.

Workshops led by field-expert practitioners extend over realms of code
and embedded code, environmental code, noise, transmission and
reception, and electromysticism. Workshops solely utilise free
software and GNU toolbase.

Practitioners have included Martin Kuentz, Julian Oliver
(http://selectparks.net/), Derek Holzer (http://soundtransit.nl), Jeff
Mann (http://jeffmann.com), Martin Howse (http://1010.co.uk), Fredrik
Olofsson (http://www.fredrikolofsson.com/), Florian Cramer
(http://cramer.plaintext.cc:70/), Brendan Howell

xxxxx, pickledfeet, Linienstrasse 54, Berlin 10119

U2, Rosa-Luxemburg-Pl.
U8, Rosenthaler Pl.

Telephone: 3050187482.

http://1010.co.uk/workshop.html

http://1010.co.uk/xxxxx_research_institute.html

http://pickledfeet.com

Official Website: http://pickledfeet.com