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Thanks for the rely and tutorial link! I will definitely check it out when I'm not behind my damn work firewall. Quick added question (And apologies if address

Thanks for the rely and tutorial link! I will definitely check it out when I'm not behind my damn work firewall. Quick added question (And apologies if addressed there already) any thoughts on alternate editors to emacs that also work with org-mod if I'm not invested in emacs already? I've been doing some searching and see suggestions for spacemacs as a more intuitive editor to roll it into. (space key instead of ctrl, mnemonics used in commands)

mickael-kerjean 8y ago
> any thoughts on alternate editors to emacs that also work with org-mod emacs is the roll roice when it comes to org documents but out of it is perfectly fine, it's like editing markdown documents. I created a web version of orgmode that has quite a few of the goodies from the original orgmode: https://github.com/mickael-kerjean/nuage/wiki/Org-Mode https://github.com/mickael-kerjean/nuage/wiki/Org-Mode > I've been doing some searching and see suggestions for spacemacs as a more intuitive editor to roll it into. spaceemacs is emacs + some stuff. It's like choosing ubuntu over arch linux, the only difference is the flavoring. Personally I'm a purist so I only go with the original version. The link I sent you is actually part of a serie I wrote on emacs that start here: https://mickael.kerjean.me/2017/03/18/emacs-tutorial-series-episode-0/ https://mickael.kerjean.me/2017/03/18/emacs-tutorial-series-...