Tag Archives: Org-mode

In a nice coda to my recent recent post on the Poet Theme, Kunal Bhalla has published a post, Making Poet, an Emacs theme, on how he developed the theme and added monochrome and dark versions of it. Because he … Continue reading →

In my Blogging with Emacs Only post, I noted that the solution under discussion didn’t include a way of generating an RSS feed. Details like that are one of the reasons that solutions involving blogging frameworks like Hugo make a … Continue reading →

The invaluable fuco1 solves a problem that I’ve stumbled upon in the past: how can you make org-mode emphasis markup—things like italics, bold, etc.—span more than two lines1. I almost never need to do this so I’ve spent zero thought … Continue reading →

As most of you know, I enjoy reading about other bloggers’ workflows. I especially like workflows that use only Emacs and Org mode without any third-party tools. In Yesterday’s post, I promised to write about Diego Vicente’s Emacs-only blogging workflow. … Continue reading →

It’s a new year and thumbing through the Emacs Blogger Manual I see that I’m supposed to offer a year end perspective on my Emacs use. The problem is that after more than a decade of Emacs use, my configuration … Continue reading →

Karl Voit gave a talk about Org mode at the recent 35c3 conference. He argued the position that even if you’re a die hard Vim user—like he is—Org mode has a lot to offer and it’s worth learning a bit … Continue reading →

A couple of days ago, Bastien tweeted that Org Mode 9.2 has been released: #emacs #orgmode 9.2 is out. Happy Christmas! https://t.co/W2c3ifoFtr — Bastien Guerry (@bzg2) December 27, 2018 I’ve taken to upgrading my packages on Sunday (only) so I … Continue reading →

I came across a pointer to Kunal Bhalla’s Emacs Poet theme that may interest Emacsers writing prose using the Org or Markdown modes. As you can see from the screenshots at the above link, it uses a variable pitch font … Continue reading →

I have a cold and feel awful so today’s post will be short but I did want to point you to Narendra Joshi’s excellent post on how he uses org-publish for his blog. What I really like about his setup … Continue reading →