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--- tutorials:demo:fetch_and_place [2021/11/16 13:57] – arthur
+++ tutorials:demo:fetch_and_place [2021/12/13 10:42] (current) – [Tutorial 0: Getting into Emacs] arthur
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 Alternatively, you can use a keyboard shortcut for starting a terminal: "''Ctrl + Alt + T''"
-==== Emacs ====
+==== ROS ====
+ROS stands for Robot Operating System.
+It is software that makes a robot programmer's life easier.
+For example, it allows programs written in different programming languages to talk to each other.
+==== Lisp ====
+We are going to program our robot in the Lisp programming language.
+This language has a convenient command line.
+If you are curious why Lisp, [[http://cram-system.org/doc/package/why_lisp|go here]].
+===== Tutorial 0: Getting into Emacs =====
 Emacs is one of the oldest text editors and one of the two most popular text editors in the Linux world.
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 {{ :tutorials:demo:emacs_intro.pdf |These slides}} contain a few important shortcuts, and introduce you to the popular 'Orc Battle' Lisp example from 'The Land of Lisp'.
-==== ROS ====
-ROS stands for Robot Operating System.
-It is software that makes a robot programmer's life easier.
-For example, it allows programs written in different programming languages to talk to each other.
-==== Lisp ====
-We are going to program our robot in the Lisp programming language.
-This language has a convenient command line.
-If you are curious why Lisp, [[http://cram-system.org/doc/package/why_lisp|go here]].
+Run and play the orc-battle.lisp program to get a feeling for Emacs.
 ===== Tutorial 1: Simple Fetch and Place =====