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RE: #Emacs and its community.
In ca…

Der #emacs und #orgmode basics Workshop heute bei den Linuxtagen war richtig interessant. Eine Welt tut sich da auf! :emacs: :orgmode:
Danke @…, war richtig gut gemacht.

I have just released version 1.0.0 of ESR: an R tree sitter mode for #emacs
It is the first version independent of #ESS although tree sitter can be paired with ESS.
ESR's interaction mode can use comint or

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.

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…

Wow, I finally have a functional grammar check in #emacs that seems like what I've been looking for.
https://stebalien.com/blog/grammar-tools-in-emacs/

RE: #GLT26 zu

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

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

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…

If people are worried about #emacs #vc-mode executing code when doing #git operations they are going to be shocked about the amount of access your average

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.…

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

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

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…

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

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

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

#Monsterdon #Emacs hex-mode!

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

@… @… @… I agree,

@… @… @… I agree,

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

You are a vim/neovim user. You have a few plugins installed.
How do you remind yourself of those that you are not using on a regular basis?
I guess the question applies to any text editor or IDE.
#vim #neovim #emacs #intellij #VSCode

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

So I had this idea, if I could make the #Emacs #OrgRoamUI accessible on the LAN, I could potentially navigate my notes from any device anywhere!
It was listed in the GitHub as a request, but the advice there didn't work, it only acted as a redirect to nowhere. I could change the url from localhost to the lan name, opened 8080 in ufw and then port-forwarded with
sudo socat TCP-LISTEN:8080,fork TCP:localhost:35901
And that let me see the UI, but only the controls, no nodes, no notes. Noting the websocket claiming port 35903, I removed :host (to use all interfaces) and opened ufw for LAN access to that port which all /seemed/ really logical, but …
I still see only the controls, no nodes or notes 😞