At G+, Noah Friedman, who's part of the team who worked on the code, has inquired occasionally about the availability of some early Emacs code. Pre-1990, if I recall.
I'm not sure he ever turned that up even as a standalone tarball, let alone from a revision control repository.
At G+, Noah Friedman, who's part of the team who worked on the code, has inquired occasionally about the availability of some early Emacs code. Pre-1990, if I recall.
I'm not sure he ever turned that up even as a standalone tarball, let alone from a revision control repository.