HTML bookmarks manager for Emacs? I really need this.
Caleb Foster
How do I make good notes in Emacs? Org mode, but what kind of layout should I use?
Elijah Gomez
What do you mean HTML bookmarks manager? just export all your bookmarks to an org file and format them accordingly
Up to you
Jayden Hughes
I use a couple of bookmarks in my org-mode files. It's not a dedicated manager but it works well for me.
I usually use it like * Subject ** Part of subject ** Another part of subject ** Sources And I store all relevant bookmarks in the sources at the bottom of my subject tree.
Whatever suits you best. Maybe you want to put your tasks within the subjects themself or at the top of your file for example. Just experiment with it a bit until you find a comfy layout.
Logan Nelson
best source for learning org-mode?
Eli King
Maybe watch a single youtube video for a quick overview of the general possibilities in org-mode and continue by just using it and reading the docs for additional information. The barrier of entry is really low though so you can be productive within a minute or 5.
What dired setup does /geg/ use? I'm still searching for a more comfortable setup. I come from a vim background and I've use ranger quite a lot so anything in that direction might be nice.
Liam Diaz
I installed doom. how the fuck does this work on "projects"? it says open project, but not create? does it work with projects? how to I open a whole folder as a project?
Josiah Walker
You have to have a project file, like a Git file, or setup a .project file in the directory. I'm assuming it uses projectile.
Many Emacs advocates fall for the trap of apologizing for why Emacs is not Unixy, as though it were some sort of defect. They should celebrate the fact that Emacs doesn't come from the Unix tradition of small, composable tools and "doing only one thing and doing it well". It is rooted in the ambitious work of the MIT Artificial Intelligence lab, the LISP programming language, and the single user MIT Lisp Machine that essentially booted up to a LISP REPL.
nope. checked projectile, cloned a repo checked jewtube "tutorial" where some faggot talked 10mins about his git. thanks anyway man. I'll try to find something more less useless.
Julian Allen
Somewhat unrelated, but I figure this is my best bet.
>excited about Lisp >install emacs >install slime, as it's "the best Lisp IDE" >learn emacs, difficult to get used to, but I get why people like it >experiment with caveman2 for REST API dev >write a list >expect indentation Get this, I only entered the symbols and newlines. NOTHING else. (:export :what :the :fuck :is :this :bullshit)
I did not edit any configs. Yet. If this is the best Lisp IDE there is, I'm not surprised the language lost in popularity. Atom has better indentation and it's a bloated piece of garbage. Before someone starts defending emacs, I'm well-aware that slime is not emacs and I don't blame it for this bullshit. Send help.
from TUTORIAL >Most Emacs commands accept a numeric argument; for most commands, this >serves as a repeat-count. The way you give a command a repeat count >is by typing C-u and then the digits before you type the command. If >you have a META (or EDIT or ALT) key, there is another, alternative way >to enter a numeric argument: type the digits while holding down the >META key. We recommend learning the C-u method because it works on >any terminal. The numeric argument is also called a "prefix argument", >because you type the argument before the command it applies to.
Carson Rivera
Just so you know, C-u alone counts as a "universal argument", its default value is 4, but it can be changed. I haven't used numbered arguments often, even when I used Vim, but when I do, I find it's faster to just repeat some small motion instead of typing out an exact number. That said, there is always Evil mode or
Robert James
For some reason org-mode makes me productive and diciplined. I outline the tasks for the next few days and feel really bad if haven't done or cancelled something. Thank you Emacs.
Caleb Russell
Use avy.
Grayson Cox
How does meta ecks sound like emacs?
Caleb Miller
em-eks
Xavier King
mentally based*
Blake Wright
to answer my own question, before you load evil-collection (setq evil-collection-key-blacklist '("M-h" "M-j" "M-k" "M-l"))
Ian Myers
Ok so I'm trying out evil emacs coming from vim and I tried this remapping (require 'key-chord)(key-chord-mode 1) (key-chord-define evil-insert-state-map ",f" 'evil-normal-state). It seems to work fine but is this really necessary? I feel like there should be a less retarded way of doing this.
Lincoln Perry
What's the best way to keep org mode and android in sync? I mean I'm really getting into orgmode but it would be sad if I can't export it to CVS or something else?
even with a distribution? I get that you dont want to write your own config, it requires a substantial amount of autism
Owen White
What happened?
Kevin Flores
Emacs isnt today you install emacs and you already have a workflow and realize everything. It took me time to figure out, i started with spacemacs and went back to vim multiple times before finally settling back on emacs and its been my best decision so far. Its like a complete IDE for many languages and you can customize everything to your own likings, its not just a simple text editor like vim. Vim is good but its too minimal.
Adrian Davis
you still on evil?
Juan Reed
I've just discovered org-journal. Basically, C-c C-j creates a new journal file for the date and time if there wasn't one before with no need to go into C-x C-f, and makes a new timestamp under ** for every additional C-c C-j command, also with no need to find the specific journal file. This is perfect for triplogs, where it's often a struggle to type anything at all, much less an accurate time. It'd also be good for absentmindedly jotting down passing thoughts throughout the day. My phone is full of unorganised Notes entries because I had no other place to out them or way of organising them till now.
check out org-capture as well. with a little configuration you can get the exact same functionality as org-journal, with the benefit of customizing it for different kinds of notes -- if you want to.
Matthew Nguyen
Thank you very much!
Lincoln Harris
How can I swap windows location? Like swap left and right, swap up and down? Someone like i3 does
