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In my opinion, it’s not something you should try to do all at once. Install Emacs, even the normal “vanilla” Emacs, then start using it. (If you’ve never used i
by db48x 3y ago
In my opinion, it’s not something you should try to do all at once. Install Emacs, even the normal “vanilla” Emacs, then start using it. (If you’ve never used it at all, start with the tutorial.) You can configure things as you go. You’ll probably keep trying new options and packages for the rest of your life, spending a few minutes here and there as you try new things or hear of a good idea from someone else.