Re: Emacs as an Org LSP server

[Jean Louis <bugs@gnu.support>]

It may all look nice and shiny. But what you people don't understand
is that it is Microsoft and deep meaning of Microsoft one can know if
one researches the history as only so one can see the present and look
into future. Microsoft never changed its strategies. Language server
protocol is just another branch of possible strategies to take away
people's computing. It is matter of advertising and making it popular,
when all the fish are in the net that is where final result comes, and
that is to take away people's freedom and computing to centralized
places.

If Microsoft is really so friendly, then instead of server based
language service they could provide generic definitions how editor
could act, and editor could load those generic definitions locally
without server/client paradigm.

Now Emacs, as prime tool of the GNU project, as free software, is then
supposed to communicate with something external to receive information
on how to do its functions? One big LOL on that!

What will be next? Maybe computers without hard disks that simply load
all they need from Microsoft.

Let us give away our computing to Microsoft.

What people do not understand is that large and evil corporation such
as Microsoft never does any move without strategic planning and
without objective. Try to recognize patterns.

Then better right away stop developing language packages for Emacs and
give away computing to corporations.

Jean