Tag Archives: Emacs

Pavel Korytov is a fairly new Emacs user. He’s been at it for about two and half years but as seasoned Emacs users know, the learning never ends and even those of us with 15 or more years in are … Continue reading →

I’ve written a couple of posts about Álvaro Ramírez’s implementation of Emacs shells for ChatGPT and DALL-E. After he wrote those, he noticed that they shared a lot of code so, of course, he abstracted that code out into a … Continue reading →

SnipingMan18 has posed an interesting questions on the Emacs sub-reddit: How would you describe the Emacs philosophy in a single line? If you’re an Emacser, take a moment to think how you would answer that question. My answer popped into … Continue reading →

The other day, I wrote about Álvaro Ramírez’s post on his Emacs theme. In a nice coda to Ramírez’s post, Aimé Bertrand writes about how he configures his UI and the functions he uses to support it. Bertrand has some … Continue reading →

Marcin Borkowski (mbork) has an instructive post based on a question in the emacs-humanities mailing list. The question that Borkowski addresses is how to replace every occurrence of a word in a buffer with its downcased version without typing the … Continue reading →

Because Álvaro Ramírez has been building so many useful packages and applications lately, I’ve been writing about him a lot. I’ve always thought his Emacs theme looked nice despite the fact that it’s a dark theme. The minions, of course, … Continue reading →

James Dyer has a useful short post on indexing his init.el file. His scheme is simple. His init.el is broken into sections each of which starts with ;; ;; -> Section-name ;; Then he used occur to generate the actual … Continue reading →