Monthly Archives: October 2016

Irreal’s quest for world domination has been temporarily suspended due to the DDoS attack on Dyn. While we wait for the issue to get resolved, here’s a very nice offering from mbork (Marcin Borkowski). I use recenter-top-bottom (bound to Ctrl+l) … Continue reading →

This #emacs tip of the week: M-x eshell then type ls -lh >> #<foo> and see the command output be appended to the "foo" buffer! — Stathis Sideris (@stathissideris) October 18, 2016 is kind of cute but, of course, there … Continue reading →

Here’s a nice quickie from Grant Rettke. You probably won’t need this often but when you do, it’s just what you need.

One of the things John Wiegley said he’d like to do when he took over leadership of Emacs development was to have more frequent releases. It looks as if things are on track: Eli Zaretskii: "I plan to release Emacs … Continue reading →

A few days ago I wrote about Artur Malabarba’s comment-line. That’s now in Emacs core and very useful. Xah Lee has an excellent post that compares comment-line and comment-dwim. That’s useful because the commands are very similar and it’s nice … Continue reading →

Last month I wrote about using cd to ssh into a remote machine. Today, I came across this animated Gif from Bodil that shows the process in action Yeah, so when vim users are all "sshing to a remote and … Continue reading →