Tag Archives: Org-mode

A Christmas present from Bastien #emacs #orgmode 9.0.3 – a bugfix release – is out. Enjoy and merry christmas! — Bastien Guerry (@bzg2) December 24, 2016

Rainer König has the latest video up in his OrgMode tutorial series. This time he discusses his personal Org mode file structure and workflow. I always find it interesting to see how others do these sorts of thing so I … Continue reading →

John Kitchin has a nice post that illustrates how to install context sensitive speed keys for Org mode headings. I didn’t know a framework for this existed so I found his article interesting and informative. The particular problem he is … Continue reading →

After a hiatus of almost 4 months, Rainer König is back with another video in his excellent series of Org Mode Tutorials. If you haven’t been following along, be sure to click on the above link to the play list. … Continue reading →

One of the nice features of the Org Mode agenda is that it lists the file the agenda item came from at the left of each item. That makes it easy to see what the item is about. For instance, … Continue reading →

Karl Voit has an excellent post on he handles dependencies between Org mode tasks. The post is reminiscent of his chat with Sacha Chua in which he explains how he uses yasnippet to automate complex workflows. I wrote about that … Continue reading →

Another Org update is available. It’s already on Melpa if that’s how use handle upgrades. #emacs #orgmode Org 9.0.2 is out. Enjoy! — Bastien Guerry (@bzg2) December 14, 2016

Angelo Basile has an interesting post on using Babel and Org Mode for literate programming. As he remarks, his setup is particularly useful in an educational environment. It’s a short post but has some useful ideas. If you’d like to … Continue reading →

Michael Behr has an interesting post on his scientific writing workflow. The post isn’t really about how he writes his papers but rather how he organizes and curates his research materials. As you’d expect, he uses an Org file to … Continue reading →

Mike Zamansky has another video up in his Using Emacs series. This one is a continuation of his last video on Org Mode capture. Most of the video explains how Zamansky pops up an Org capture buffer even if he’s … Continue reading →