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from my link log —
emacs-tramp-rpc: high-performance TRAMP backend using MsgPack-RPC.
https://github.com/ArthurHeymans/emacs-tramp-rpc
saved 2026-02-07

GitHub - ArthurHeymans/emacs-tramp-rpc: High-performance TRAMP backend using JSON-RPC instead of shell parsing
High-performance TRAMP backend using JSON-RPC instead of shell parsing - ArthurHeymans/emacs-tramp-rpc

Gosh, whitespace-mode makes dealing with YAML slightly less awful! #emacs

RE: #Emacs and its community.
In ca…

I have built from source vim and Macvim thousands of times (really). I can count on my fingers the times the build has failed.
Every time I have been able to build Emacs from source on macOS has been reason to celebrate. As most of the time it fails.

from my link log —
Majutsu! An Emacs interface for Jujutsu / jj, like Magit.
https://github.com/0WD0/majutsu
saved 2026-02-11 https://dotat.at/:/CR6X5.h…

GitHub - 0WD0/majutsu: Majutsu! Magit for jujutsu
Majutsu! Magit for jujutsu. Contribute to 0WD0/majutsu development by creating an account on GitHub.

Make sure your code follows a consitent style using the {lintr} package. #rstats

A Linter for R Code
Checks adherence to a given style, syntax errors and possible semantic issues. Supports on the fly checking of R code edited with RStudio IDE, Emacs, Vim, Sublime Text, Atom and Visual Studio Code.

“I get that Tsoding and Valigo are probably writing tongue in cheek but really, if Emacs is so useful you can’t live without it, why are you complaining? You can, after all, change anything you don’t like.”
Or add anything you’re missing, for that matter. If you know #Emacs, why try anything else?

ed(1) @… https://nein.ftrv.se/@sigrid/statuses/01KK980HZEX9AMG101RW07EKJW

Post by Sigrid Solveig Haflínudóttir, @sigrid@ftrv.se
I hear the vim vs emacs was is over.

“I get that Tsoding and Valigo are probably writing tongue in cheek but really, if Emacs is so useful you can’t live without it, why are you complaining? You can, after all, change anything you don’t like.”
Or add anything you’re missing, for that matter. If you know #Emacs, why try anything else?

“I get that Tsoding and Valigo are probably writing tongue in cheek but really, if Emacs is so useful you can’t live without it, why are you complaining? You can, after all, change anything you don’t like.”
Or add anything you’re missing, for that matter. If you know #Emacs, why try anything else?

¿Quién acaba de descubrir que en emacs se puede configurar la comprobación automštica de texto? https://www.spacemacs.org/layers/ checkers/spell-checking/README.html

Bei den #Graz​er #Linuxtage​n werde ich einen Workshop zur Einführung in #Emacs uns aufbauend darauf gleich einen zu #Orgmode

I've been experimenting with #eca on #emacs and managed to make a start on one of my TODO's which was make a useful #gnus

eca: improve the output and functionality of the symbol tool · stsquad/my-emacs-stuff@2719f81
Restricting the total results makes sense to not burn tokens but we should output something to let the tool know it could have narrowed the search down.

emacs plugin repo compromised https://github.com/kubernetes-el/kubernetes-el/issues/383 apparently via github actions

This repository has been compromised · Issue #383 · kubernetes-el/kubernetes-el
@noorul 929c639 This repository has been compromised a few days ago. I've just discovered this a few minutes ago. Apparently a Github action was used. I've removed the package from Melpa and blocke...

I wrote a short post with my thoughts on #emacs #ESS and why I created ESR, my tree sitter mode for R. After 10 years doing #rstats programming in ESS, I finally managed to move away from it.
P…

Once upon a time … when computer magazines had advertisement for Emacs.
Source: IRIS Universe, Summer 1989. #emacs

What's your favorite FIrefox and Chrome extensions for putting back traditional Unix/X11 editing keys?
The specific behaviors I rely on are:
Ctrl-A: beginning of line [HAS CHANGED]
Ctrl-E: end of line
Ctrl-K: kill to end of line [HAS CHANGED]
Ctrl-D: Delete next character [CHANGED]
Ctrl-F: forward a char
Ctrl-B: backward a char
Maybe a couple others I'm not remembering.
(These are actually emacs-style editing keys and I'm a vi user, …

Everyday #Emacs #orgmode task: merge two tables
I'm grading, and want to merge the class list with the list of assignment submissions. Include the two lists as named tables, and a tiny R-snippet will produce a merged table (also named).

Emacs was already able to slopify since the beginning of time
And is way bette at it than co-pilot and all those GPT things
just do M-X psychoanalyze-pinhead

#Emacs: Has anybody a clue why I can't find 🕵️‍♂️ (male-detective; man-detective as of https://www.emojiace.com/man-detective ) via "C-x 8 RET"?
I was puzzled not to be able to play around wit…

#EMACS the extensible, customizable self-documenting display editor | #ACM SIGOA Newsletter April 1981
#howitallbegan
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/1159890.806466

Looking at #Emacs tutorials to possibly recommend to students, I’m sometimes amazed at the mentions of basic commands that I’ve never had a use for in 30 years of emacsing… Not that I don’t know them, but, well, I don’t need them.
Case in point: next-buffer and previous-buffer. For me, buffers don’t have an order, so they don’t make any sense to me.
Of course, different people have d…

Looking at #Emacs tutorials to possibly recommend to students, I’m sometimes amazed at the mentions of basic commands that I’ve never had a use for in 30 years of emacsing… Not that I don’t know them, but, well, I don’t need them.
Case in point: next-buffer and previous-buffer. For me, buffers don’t have an order, so they don’t make any sense to me.
Of course, different people have d…

Looking at #Emacs tutorials to possibly recommend to students, I’m sometimes amazed at the mentions of basic commands that I’ve never had a use for in 30 years of emacsing… Not that I don’t know them, but, well, I don’t need them.
Case in point: next-buffer and previous-buffer. For me, buffers don’t have an order, so they don’t make any sense to me.
Of course, different people have d…

Don't use Emacs

#Irreal: Never try #Emacs 😲
https://irreal.org/blog/?p=13507

It is nice to see how the community of a small Emacs package I created is growing. And people are willing to crash into the bugs just to see the project improve.
I've done that for other projects as well, but it is my first time for my own code. Is kind of inspiring and encouraging.

Many years ago I was working with a friend to find a bug in a Makefile generator. We had a megabyte or so of Makefile we needed to examine. He was an emacs user. It took him minutes just to open the file. I was using sam. It took about a second for sam to load, and I found the problem before he'd even finished loading the file.
The speed of tools matters, and big files are common nowadays. Things should stay fast as their workload grows. That goes double for interactive tools.
By the way, it still takes me 30 seconds to log in to my bank. I wonder how long it will take when it's an LLM-generated landing page.
https://phanpy.social/#/hachyderm.io/s/115891592999188880

Still working the kinks out of transporting my computing home to a new laptop, and this one popped up today attempting to generate and view #Emacs #org as HTML. I recognize the words as english, but can anyone parse the meaning?
org-open-file: Please see Org News for version 9.0 about ‘org-file-apps’--Error: Deprecated usage of (browse-url file)
needless to say, search engines were no help in finding Org News, for any version.

Should I ever get bored with my geekventures, there's always emacs in org-mode left to learn.
1/1
Re:brevity @…
#geekhaiku #microblog

What is the correct action when #Emacs asks “Discard edits and reread from “path”?
It always makes me feel I'm losing data.

I still need to update the readme, and I’ve already discovered a bug… But my first #Emacs package is now available from #MELPA!
https://codeberg.…

I still need to update the readme, and I’ve already discovered a bug… But my first #Emacs package is now available from #MELPA!
https://codeberg.…

I still need to update the readme, and I’ve already discovered a bug… But my first #Emacs package is now available from #MELPA!
https://codeberg.…

#irreal: #Blogging Without #Emacs
https://irreal.org/blog/?p=13483…

Trabajando con Windows día (no lo se, pero se me estš haciendo de largo.....)
¿por qué diablos se mueren las ventanas de las aplicaciones que estšn corriendo en WSL sin que muera también la aplicación? Me pasa mucho con Emacs. Incluso lanzšndolo desde terminal, desaparece la ventana pero ahí se queda abierto el proceso.

I just published my newest project that visualizes #orgdown (#Emacs #orgmode syntax) files in a web browser:

@… I've seen this happen a lot in synced directories. I’m using a variation of the approach outlined here: https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/26574/ (en…

@… I've seen this happen a lot in synced directories. I’m using a variation of the approach outlined here: https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/26574/ (en…

Windows, bonito, a ver si dejas de cerrarme emacs cada vez que desactivo el monitor externo. Como idea ¿vale? Pero no te estreses

Users of #Emacs #orgmode: I've added "my-org-block-interruption()" to my config. It was generated by Claude.
If invoked within a blog, it inserts # END_ # BEGIN_ lines that match the current block.
This way, I'm able to interrupt a QUOTE block to add some comments, a SRC block to…

For years, I’ve been looking for a way to edit embedded metadata in Emacs and didn’t find anything. So I wrote my own thing. Before starting to clean up the code and write documentation, I just searched again.
And found this: https://github.com/misohena/el-xmp
In the screenshot, el-xmp in the up…

First impressions of native #emacs for #android supported by #termux on a #grapheneos. I am …

Has anybody ever written a conversion tool from the #orgmode syntax by #logseq to a cleaner version of #orgmode syntax for Emacs?
Background: logseq has a unique interpretation of the

For years, I’ve been looking for a way to edit embedded metadata in Emacs and didn’t find anything. So I wrote my own thing. Before starting to clean up the code and write documentation, I just searched again.
And found this: https://github.com/misohena/el-xmp
In the screenshot, el-xmp in the up…

For years, I’ve been looking for a way to edit embedded metadata in Emacs and didn’t find anything. So I wrote my own thing. Before starting to clean up the code and write documentation, I just searched again.
And found this: https://github.com/misohena/el-xmp
In the screenshot, el-xmp in the up…

RE: #Emacs: After successfully testing it a few times, I just released an extension of the code which visualizes t…

it is always something. On the heels of DNS disaster, #Emacs takes over. I just wanted to open a new #orgroam notes template, I do C-c n i and give it a name, then select n)otes and …
invalid function 'org-element-with-disabled-cache'
at 1:30am, a puzzle for another day

But my code doesn’t even compare. el-xmp reads and parses the XMP data in Elisp (!), I just used exiftool.el #Emacs

But my code doesn’t even compare. el-xmp reads and parses the XMP data in Elisp (!), I just used exiftool.el #Emacs

Sobre mi anterior Retoot. Os he contado que en el trabajo, por temas del cliente, tuve que pedir que me dieran un ordenador con Windows. Lo primero que hice fue instalar el WSL y aplicaciones comi Emacs, Age... Y usando aplicaciones que son S
Software Libre o casi, como Libreoffice, KeePassXC, Vivaldi...

#Emacs vs. #vim Real World Analogy: #CargoBike Vs. #FoldingBike

Noticed only today, since moving my #Emacs environment over to the new laptop last November, all my #OrgRoam 'dailies' are not orgroam files, they are basic #OrgMode files 🥹 C-c n d d does resolve to the right org-roam command, but these files contain only a # title and nothing else.
It was likely naive of me to expect my .emacs to be relocatable.
I don't suppose there's a function to mass-convert org-files to org-roam? Well, that's what keystroke macros are for, I suppose!
On a positive note, my #Firefox kiosk issue was solved by MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=0 which is odd since I'm running Wayland and it had worked fine since September until I added and then removed /etc/firefox/policies/policy.json

Noticed only today, since moving my #Emacs environment over to the new laptop last November, all my #OrgRoam 'dailies' are not orgroam files, they are basic #OrgMode files 🥹 C-c n d d does resolve to the right org-roam command, but these files contain only a # title and nothing else.
It was likely naive of me to expect my .emacs to be relocatable.
I don't suppose there's a function to mass-convert org-files to org-roam? Well, that's what keystroke macros are for, I suppose!
On a positive note, my #Firefox kiosk issue was solved by MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=0 which is odd since I'm running Wayland and it had worked fine since September until I added and then removed /etc/firefox/policies/policy.json