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Ask HN: What's your favorite Emacs package?

• fragglestickcar 6mo ago
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• antoineMoPa 6mo ago
  magit is pretty useful! In particular, I use M-x magit-blame for blaming a file line by line and jumping to previous versions, M-x magit-status to stage individual files, M-x magit-log-buffer-file to know the file's history. Very helpful when tracking down bugs.
• ksherlock 6mo ago
  `M-x kill-emacs` low key slaps, no cap.
• swah 6mo ago
  Back in the day I remember really enjoying irc inside emacs. A bunch of fun customizations there too.
• bjourne 6mo ago
  typst-ts-mode
• yogibear678142 6mo ago
  ido. Still the fastest find-file replacement. None of the modern options can match it in keystroke count since they fail to pre select from history.
  • swah 6mo ago
    Got my heart warm thinking about ido-mode.
• internet_points 6mo ago
  ooh so many to choose from ... but what makes them great is actually the integration between them, made possible by everything being a text buffer. gnus, org, wgrep/wdired, occur, consult all work together to improve each other.