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Do you have smooth scrolling in Emacs? How do you sync your work with your smartphone?
by kovek 5y ago
Do you have smooth scrolling in Emacs? How do you sync your work with your smartphone?
- ParetoOptimal 5y ago> Do you have smooth scrolling in Emacs? Yes, but one of the smooth scrolling modes was too slow for me and I use `pixel-scroll-precision-mode` which requires Emacs 29. > How do you sync your work with your smartphone? I use syncthing for this and Orgzly, emacs in termux, and organice. I bet most would prefer and could get away with just using organice.
- kkleindev 5y agoLast time I checked organice didn't support offline editing on mobile. If that worked it would likely also be my weapon of choice!
- ParetoOptimal 5y agoLooks like it still doesn't: https://github.com/200ok-ch/organice/issues/730 https://github.com/200ok-ch/organice/issues/730 You might be able to run something with WebDAV support and use that? Maybe sabre or caddy plus WebDAV plugin?
- lytefm 5y agoOrgzly work good enough with nextcloud/WebDav for me. Possibly easier to set up than syncthing for non-techies.
- rayiner 5y agoI use Mitsuharu Yamamoto's emacs-mac-port, which has smooth scrolling: https://bitbucket.org/mituharu/emacs-mac/src/master/README-mac https://bitbucket.org/mituharu/emacs-mac/src/master/README-m.... Due to the way Emacs works, pdf-tools can't do "continuous scroll" mode. This doesn't bother me much because I always have PDFs set to show the whole page anyway. I don't sync Org notes with my smart phone. But the nice thing about Emacs (compared to most other notes tools) is that file attachments are in your file system. One Drive's sync backend is very good and smooth, so it's easy to grab a PDF if I want to attach it to an email or view it from my phone or tablet.