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For your possible inspiration: Emacs in iterm2/tmux with 24-bit color, and a bunch of fancy icon sets mapped into the private use area running LSP mode looking
by spudlyo 5y ago
For your possible inspiration: Emacs in iterm2/tmux with 24-bit color, and a bunch of fancy icon sets mapped into the private use area running LSP mode looking a large Python code base[0].
[0]: https://muppetlabs.com/~mikeh/ttyemacs.png https://muppetlabs.com/~mikeh/ttyemacs.png
- bloopernova 5y agoOh good lord, how do you get that sort of layout? (I need to learn how Emacs manages its windows; Mostly I have one Treemacs buffer open on the left, then a single large editor window with Olivetti mode on the right.)
- spudlyo 5y agoIf you have xterm-mouse-mode set it's pretty easy to size windows with your mouse. I just create the splits with the usual emacs window commands and then move things around with my mouse until I have things just right.