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It's basically a repo containing ~/.emacs.d. It provides a lot of sensible defaults for different Emacs packages, these are organized into "modules" which are
by nvarsj 6y ago
It's basically a repo containing ~/.emacs.d.
It provides a lot of sensible defaults for different Emacs packages, these are organized into "modules" which are just sub-folders that can be enabled or disabled via the central config files in ~/.doom.d (this is a custom Doom thing, it just loads a few files in ~/.doom.d at startup to make it easy to config everything in one place).
Basically it provides you a nice starting point to using Emacs, with things just working out of the box.
- kreetx 6y agoAh, thank you (and the sibling) for a concise explanation!