@khinsen Yes, I was thinking about something along those lines. Thanks for the links!

@ctietze You should also just be able to press `RET` instead of `C-j`.

After waking up and cleaning up the code, I have gotten a much better implementation.

(defun mathml-from-tex ()
"Convert TeX in a comment to MathML in a buffer.
The TeX has to be written in a single-line comment prefixed with a
\"MathML:\" string. For example:

<!-- […]

And no, I didn't notice that the output is broken, here is is after un-escaping the backslashes. All of this is screaming that I shouldn't be up this late -.-

Neat and related: When writing HTML with some math, I don't really want to write MathML by hand (let alone depend on MathJax or something like that). LaTeXML turns out to be helpful again, specifically via the latexmlmath (which btw. can […]

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@mark Do you have an opinion on the `help-quick` command? It currently only displays basic keys, but it can be adjusted to dynamically display other stuff bindings as well.

@TauPan Animated or not?

@tennoseremel I don't know how Debian should handle the situation, but if all the elpa-[foo] packages are only build for Emacs 30, then yes, they can drop the dependency.

@tennoseremel Right, Emacs 30 has an dummy implementation of `compat` that replaces the package.

If you find the time, it would be helpful if you could report the issue on the Compat issue tracker: https://github.com/emacs-compat/compat.

@es0mhi Emacs starts compiling .elc to .eln files asyncrhonusly in the background, and has to do so every time there is a major upgrade. This might take a while depending on how many packages you have installed. If you give it a few minutes, it should be done (but a bug report suggesting some […]

@tennoseremel Can you clarify the issue with Compat? Is this an issue with Debian or ELPA?