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There is something very satisfying about building my blog now with #Emacs.
However it is quite a large yak to shave.
Styling needs to be finished but RSS is already working thanks to @…
The whole thing is of course set up in a reproducible way with

Trying to think of a project name for my #transient #emacs build tool interface. I've been playing around with an anglicisation of the #welsh phrase "iechyd da" which is often used as a drin…

#Emacs #UOMF: Linking Headings
https://www.karl-voit.at/2019/11/16/UOMF-Linking-Headings…

Opened up an SVG file in Emacs and it surprised me by presenting the graphic and there was a little message “Type C-c C-c to switch between text and graphic forms.” What I actually wanted to do is change one color in the graphic and was able to iterate and preview without ever leaving Emacs. Smiling.
#Emacs #SVG

Hoping some gnome-based #Emacs folks may have guesses: when it launches, I see the usual Emacs text menu at the top of each frame, but /somewhere/ in a long (and messy .emacs) something is 'different' from KDE and I get useless Win/Mac menu-ish things instead. Any guesses where this feature gets turned off?

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

@… about his decade of using #Emacs #Orgmode:

It looks like 1) I have missed 30.2 announcement. 2) I can’t find a tagged version for 30.3.
I am using savannah Git and git tag shows emacs-30.2 but not emacs-30.3. (I did first git fetch —all —tags too)
#Emacs https://mstdn.social/@trentskunk/115033968414560407

I love it when you paste an error message into the search engine, and hit a query from yesterday.
With a solution that works. #emacs

I find it kinda funny that the 2020 MacBook Air—my work machine (albeit with 16 GB of RAM)—is now described as being “still capable at handling basic tasks like a champ, including streaming video, browsing, and dealing with documents.”
I haven’t noticed #Emacs slowing down, so what do people do that needs so much more computing power!?

I find it kinda funny that the 2020 MacBook Air—my work machine (albeit with 16 GB of RAM)—is now described as being “still capable at handling basic tasks like a champ, including streaming video, browsing, and dealing with documents.”
I haven’t noticed #Emacs slowing down, so what do people do that needs so much more computing power!?

I find it kinda funny that the 2020 MacBook Air—my work machine (albeit with 16 GB of RAM)—is now described as being “still capable at handling basic tasks like a champ, including streaming video, browsing, and dealing with documents.”
I haven’t noticed #Emacs slowing down, so what do people do that needs so much more computing power!?

I recently learned how to work with column view in org mode.
Really useful to see a bunch of data on a glance and not having to separate my notes from the data.
Might help me to finally have some sort of asset tracking for my stuff.
#emacs #orgmode

Naming things is hard. I finally landed on *hubi* or the *Homogeneous Unified Builder Interface*. There are many #build interface tools for #emacs and this one is mine: htt…

GitHub - stsquad/hubi: Homogeneous Unified Builder Interface - a transient interface to build tools for Emacs
Homogeneous Unified Builder Interface - a transient interface to build tools for Emacs - stsquad/hubi

I remember there was a package a few years ago, that allowed for more complex relationships between tasks but I don't remember its name.
E.g. let tasks depend on each other even if they weren't part of the same structure.
Does someone know what I mean?
#emacs #org

Using #Emacs 29.4 (railwaycat) on MacOS. Recently, I've been getting random “file has changed on disk” messages.
Thinking that these must be spurious changes (the file is copied and moved?), so I tried auto-revert-mode, but it seems that this has actually lost data—only #Orgmode clock tim…

Using #Emacs 29.4 (railwaycat) on MacOS. Recently, I've been getting random “file has changed on disk” messages.
Thinking that these must be spurious changes (the file is copied and moved?), so I tried auto-revert-mode, but it seems that this has actually lost data—only #Orgmode clock tim…

Using #Emacs 29.4 (railwaycat) on MacOS. Recently, I've been getting random “file has changed on disk” messages.
Thinking that these must be spurious changes (the file is copied and moved?), so I tried auto-revert-mode, but it seems that this has actually lost data—only #Orgmode clock tim…

#Emacs 30.2 built from source and running.
I'm using the following configuration:
```
CFLAGS="-DFD_SETSIZE=10000 -DDARWIN_UNLIMITED_SELECT" ./configure --with-ns --with-mailutils --with-x-toolkit=no --with-tree-sitter --with-modules --with-xwidgets --with-native-compilation --program-transform-name='s/^ctags$/emctags/'
make install
```

Apropos of last weekends #emacs hacking. How many times would you ask an #llm to generate a #regex for you before you give up and just use a

#TAONAW - #Emacs and #orgmode: A quick overiew about how I write #instructions in org-mode

Its too hot outside so I've been doing some #emacs hacking porting #counsel-compile to a #casual #transient