Tootfinder

What does it mean when % is displayed before a buffer name in #Emacs Ibuffer?

TIL: I can read and write toots with #Emacs! (mastodon.el)

The only documentation I can find about using the `:custom` keyword with use-package is "The :custom keyword allows customization of package custom variables."
I have no idea how to read that.
1. Can I do (recent-mode t)?
2. If I am to set a config option like dired-dwim-target to t do I write that: (dired-dwim-target t) or (setq dired-dwim-target t)?
#Emacs #UsePackage

I don’t really have a use for Denote #Emacs package (I had some my own much simpler but similar solution).
It’s so thoroughly and thoughtfully documented that I am finding ways to use it.
Thank you Protesilaos Stavrou! https://protesilaos.com/emacs/denote

Came back from a 2 week vacation with 207 captured #orgmode headings with notes, ideas, bookmarks, ...
#PIM #Emacs

Looks like the builds published by Emacs for macOS X, which is one of the easiest way to get #Emacs, don't have native compilation turned on.
I suspected this when I was seeing tons of errors with my built-from-source version.
As a side note, I could not get the first pretest of #Emacs 30.2 build the macOS version.

Wow… a ton of tweaks and tricks for #Emacs https://emacs.social/@emacsnews/114581323921526558

How can you check if a version of #Emacs was compiler with native-compilation on?