Install WSL
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wsl --install Debian
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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade -y
sudo apt-get install -y emacs
emacs &
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M-x list-packages
(Package Menu:Loading)
(Package Menu)
find eev in the list    --> if on an Emacs28 with a bad GPG key,
install eev             <-- fix that with 2024-no-public-key
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M-x eev-beginner
(find-eev-quick-intro "2. Evaluating Lisp")
(find-eev-quick-intro "3. Elisp hyperlinks")
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(find-eev-quick-intro "3.1. Non-elisp hyperlinks")
  ^ Problem: this needs Google Chrome...
    ...but at least now the user knows M-e and M-k!

(find-eevnavhsubs "06:29" "M-j: you can forget practically everything...")
(find-eevnavvideo "06:29" "M-j: you can forget practically everything...")

Two (basic) tricks to get by without memorizing key sequences:
  1. Learn how to use the menu bar and the tool bar (screenshot)
  2. Keep each one of the links below open in a browser tab
     (click on the `")' at the end of each line):
     (find-emacs-keys-intro "2. Key sequences and how to abort them")
     (find-emacs-keys-intro "3. Cutting & pasting")
     (find-emacs-keys-intro "6. Windows")

You can forget everything except for the three main keys,
  M-e - execute
  M-k - kill
  M-j - jump
...and you can use M-j to remember and re-learn all the rest.
Start by learning how to use the links and key sequences in
the part in blue in 

Learn copy and paste
Learn eepitch
Sudo tee

2024-no-public-key
2024-other-window
2024-first-executable-notes
2024-find-dot-emacs-links