Tag Archives: Emacs

Those of you who have been around for a while will remember Sacha Chua’s video interviews with various Emacs luminaries. Those were before the birth of her daughter and as any parent will tell you, young children can gobble up … Continue reading →

For all you Emacs nerds out there here’s a bit of porn. It’s almost like those joke pictures you see of Emacs setups but this one appears to be real. As much as I like the idea of this environment, … Continue reading →

Emacs elements has another interesting video, this time on some commands that he’s rebound for quick invocation. Those commands are (roughly): kill-buffer set-mark-command (Push mark) set-mark-command (Pop mark) exchange-point-and-mark jump-out-of-pair (A custom command) He begins the video with some praise … Continue reading →

All of us Emacs nerds are familiar with Neal Stephenon’s essay In the Beginning…Was the Command Line, in which he describes Emacs as the thermonuclear word processor. A couple of years ago, he did a podcast with Lex Fridman in … Continue reading →

Arialdo Martini is back with a very informative post about using registers to store buffer locations and other data. He starts with positing the need to store buffer locations by name rather than storing them in a ring buffer as … Continue reading →

This post is about another of my browsers tabs that I’ve had open seemingly forever. It’s a curated list of resources for writing with Emacs. As such, it’s a nice coda to my previous post on Emacs writing workflows. It’s … Continue reading →