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I do use Spacemacs. Do you have an advice about how to install sql-indent there? I'll find it one way or another, just wondering if you have experience. I think

I do use Spacemacs. Do you have an advice about how to install sql-indent there? I'll find it one way or another, just wondering if you have experience. I think I can do the rest quite fine (already mastered setting those vars in Spacemacs, thankfully). As for Doom Emacs, I am mentally way too fatigued by learning new tools almost every day. :( I hear that it can be kind of like Spacemacs but it requires quite a bit more manual management which I am not a fan of. Do you have any experience confirming or refuting this impression of mine. Very thankful for the links, I'm currently going through them.

natrys 6y ago
Sorry I am not a user of either. I think this might be it for Spacemacs: https://www.spacemacs.org/doc/DOCUMENTATION.html#orgheadline21 https://www.spacemacs.org/doc/DOCUMENTATION.html#orgheadline... I did try Doom Emacs though. I felt it was usable right out of the box with nice defaults. But then again I haven't used it for a serious time length (I prefer Emacs keybinding, rare I know). I also empathise with tool fatigue. I haven't significantly touched my Emacs config in a while, been in strictly bug fixing mode. That does mean I shouldn't update major version of Emacs, or the packages, but I sometimes do that anyway :/
- pdimitar 6y ago
  Let's hug and cry. :D Last time I blindly updated Spacemacs itself I lost an hour getting it back to a workable state, sigh. Learned my lesson since then. I do both: (a) completely back up my ~/.emacs.d to another directory and (b) write down the last-known GIT commit hash of Spacemacs. Paid off huge dividends half the time I did updates ever since. I love Emacs but it seems certain things won't ever get resolved (like macOS slow rendering although that's like 70% attributed to huge fonts with a lot of emojis in them so I got that part sorted at least). Again, thanks for the support -- much appreciated! I'll go through the links plus will try to resolve my Org Mode problem in particular -- eventually.

natrys 6y ago

Sorry I am not a user of either. I think this might be it for Spacemacs: https://www.spacemacs.org/doc/DOCUMENTATION.html#orgheadline21 https://www.spacemacs.org/doc/DOCUMENTATION.html#orgheadline... I did try Doom Emacs though. I felt it was usable right out of the box with nice defaults. But then again I haven't used it for a serious time length (I prefer Emacs keybinding, rare I know). I also empathise with tool fatigue. I haven't significantly touched my Emacs config in a while, been in strictly bug fixing mode. That does mean I shouldn't update major version of Emacs, or the packages, but I sometimes do that anyway :/

pdimitar 6y ago
Let's hug and cry. :D Last time I blindly updated Spacemacs itself I lost an hour getting it back to a workable state, sigh. Learned my lesson since then. I do both: (a) completely back up my ~/.emacs.d to another directory and (b) write down the last-known GIT commit hash of Spacemacs. Paid off huge dividends half the time I did updates ever since. I love Emacs but it seems certain things won't ever get resolved (like macOS slow rendering although that's like 70% attributed to huge fonts with a lot of emojis in them so I got that part sorted at least). Again, thanks for the support -- much appreciated! I'll go through the links plus will try to resolve my Org Mode problem in particular -- eventually.