@mpe strictly for writing I moved off #zotero to #emacs with #citar for a plain text writing workflow. It’s frictionless and with very low overhead, for anyone already using emacs. There are also connectors (via other packages for emacs) to use some of zotero’s features for collecting citations etc.

@mpe strictly for writing I moved off #zotero to #emacs with #citar for a plain text writing workflow. It’s frictionless and with very low overhead, for anyone already using emacs. There are also connectors (via other packages for emacs) to use some of zotero’s features for collecting citations etc.

I started a blog about Emacs as I was falling in love with it, and then I transitioned, and the blog became a reminder of a somewhat bad in between state before fully realizing who I was. I have been avoiding migrating them to my new blog for years, but I've finally worked up the courage to read them, and I believe they are worth preserving. I'm going to give each article special attention before re-publishing it, making sure the links and images are still OK and also, I've lost the publishing date of each of them so I'm doing my best to reconstruct that as well. But the main reason to do them serially is to reflect on each one, rather than just doing a huge batch update. #emacs

I started a blog about Emacs as I was falling in love with it, and then I transitioned, and the blog became a reminder of a somewhat bad in between state before fully realizing who I was. I have been avoiding migrating them to my new blog for years, but I've finally worked up the courage to read them, and I believe they are worth preserving. I'm going to give each article special attention before re-publishing it, making sure the links and images are still OK and also, I've lost the publishing date of each of them so I'm doing my best to reconstruct that as well. But the main reason to do them serially is to reflect on each one, rather than just doing a huge batch update. #emacs

I love my new old Thinkpad! It's fun to pick up projects again! Currently still learning #emacs and checking out org.mode. Also been having fun with dosbox and native linux games.
#thinkpad

I love my new old Thinkpad! It's fun to pick up projects again! Currently still learning #emacs and checking out org.mode. Also been having fun with dosbox and native linux games.
#thinkpad

Passando o dia todo formatando o #ThinkPad e aprendendo cada opção da instalação do #GNU #Linux #Debian. Há anos não aprendia tanto. Pesquisando as melhores práticas de segurança, de #criptografia e desenterrando uns livros sobre esses assuntos, inclusive. Em breve as #férias acabam, mas o conhecimento e autonomia, só aumentam. Depois de tudo instalado, usar interface gráfica o mínimo possível, configurar o GNU #Emacs, #Git, #Unison #Python. #blambers

Passando o dia todo formatando o #ThinkPad e aprendendo cada opção da instalação do #GNU #Linux #Debian. Há anos não aprendia tanto. Pesquisando as melhores práticas de segurança, de #criptografia e desenterrando uns livros sobre esses assuntos, inclusive. Em breve as #férias acabam, mas o conhecimento e autonomia, só aumentam. Depois de tudo instalado, usar interface gráfica o mínimo possível, configurar o GNU #Emacs, #Git, #Unison #Python. #blambers

Is someone using Emacs for expenses and can recommend something or share their setup? I despise excel sheets and maybe Emacs can help me.

#emacs #orgmode

(global-unset-key (kbd "<insert>"))
(global-unset-key (kbd "<insertchar>"))

... becaus why would I *ever* want #emacs to go into overwrite-mode? Especially not when I am working on an unfamiliar laptop where it is easy to accidentally hit the insert key.

(global-unset-key (kbd "<insert>"))
(global-unset-key (kbd "<insertchar>"))

... becaus why would I *ever* want #emacs to go into overwrite-mode? Especially not when I am working on an unfamiliar laptop where it is easy to accidentally hit the insert key.

(global-unset-key (kbd "<insert>"))
(global-unset-key (kbd "<insertchar>"))

... becaus why would I *ever* want #emacs to go into overwrite-mode? Especially not when I am working on an unfamiliar laptop where it is easy to accidentally hit the insert key.

(global-unset-key (kbd "<insert>"))
(global-unset-key (kbd "<insertchar>"))

... becaus why would I *ever* want #emacs to go into overwrite-mode? Especially not when I am working on an unfamiliar laptop where it is easy to accidentally hit the insert key.

Well, this might come in handy if you are addicted to the damn thing called Emacs.

#linuxadmin #tool #emacs #gnu #opensource

https://emacsfr.org/2025/02/21/mastering-emacs-essential-tips-and-tricks-for-efficiency/

Well, this might come in handy if you are addicted to the damn thing called Emacs.

#linuxadmin #tool #emacs #gnu #opensource

https://emacsfr.org/2025/02/21/mastering-emacs-essential-tips-and-tricks-for-efficiency/

Setting up a new #fedora laptop for graphics coding with #openFrameworks, and realizing how non-portable my #emacs config is. So spending my day refactoring my init.el instead of doing any actual coding... *sigh*

Setting up a new #fedora laptop for graphics coding with #openFrameworks, and realizing how non-portable my #emacs config is. So spending my day refactoring my init.el instead of doing any actual coding... *sigh*