Tag Archives: Emacs

Over at TAONAW JTR has a nice post on a couple of tramp tricks. They’re pretty simple and don’t require any heavy duty configuration or setup. The first is to set dired-dwim-target to t. The variable is a bit more … Continue reading →

I’ve written many times that almost all my computer time is spent in Emacs and my browser (Safari). What all us everything-in-Emacs devotees want is to do away with using an external browser. We yak yak yak about eww but … Continue reading →

I’ve written many times how important the Ivy/Counsel/Swiper package is to my workflow. Other than Org-mode, it is the most important package in my Emacs panoply. Even so, it does so much that I don’t make use of all its … Continue reading →

As all of you know by now, I’m a big fan of mu/mu4e for handling email. For me, one of its major attractions is that it runs in Emacs. For those of us who prefer to do as much as … Continue reading →

Phil Newton does a lot of writing. He’s written a book and has a blog and does all his writing in Org mode. That sounds pretty much like me but unlike me, Newton likes to write in what he calls … Continue reading →

Jakub Kadlčík just finished a year with Emacs. Before that, he was a Vim user for 10 years. He felt that he had reached “peak learning” with Vim except for writing plugins, which VimL made unattractive to him. Emacs’ extension … Continue reading →

Peter Prevos has an excellent series of beginner articles on being more productive with Emacs. The series comprises the following posts: Getting Started with Emacs Configure Emacs Distraction-Free Writing with Emacs Getting Things Done with Emacs Taking Notes with Emacs … Continue reading →