Tootfinder

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

Is it possible in #Org to hide the configuration options at the top of the buffer?
I couldn’t find anything. On the other hand I don’t even know how to call those lines at the top: front matter? config lines?
#Emacs #OrgMode

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…

Using #Orgmode for so many years, I just recently stumbled over the Elisp function "org-copy-visible" which is practical as hell: it copies the currently visible characters.
So you can collapse/expand, mark a region and then copy only the visible parts of it.
Particular helpful when you paste into non-Emacs or non-orgdown situations. Or to manually generate some table of conten…

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

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