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by kickingvegas 1y ago
FWIW, for just "using" Emacs, I wrote a number of keyboard-driven menus for different modes called Casual. Read all about it here: https://github.com/kickingvegas/casual For understanding Elisp, I wrote an &q
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Scrim, an Org Protocol Proxy for Emacs on macOS(yummymelon.com)
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Casual Make(yummymelon.com)
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Elisp Cheatsheet for Python Programmers(yummymelon.com)
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Rethinking Minibuffer Movement in Emacs(yummymelon.com)
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Re-Imagining the Emacs User Experience with Casual Suite(emacsconf.org)
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Referencing Org Table Cells with Text Regions(yummymelon.com)
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by kickingvegas 2y ago
For me, make is definitely in the “stop worrying and learn to love it” bin. It will outlive all of us, so accept it and move on.
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by kickingvegas 2y ago
Obligatory mention of Emacs Eshell. https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/eshell.h...
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Announcing Casual Agenda(yummymelon.com)
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Updating Built-In Emacs Packages(yummymelon.com)
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by kickingvegas 2y ago
You're not wrong. Building a TUI is basically the same as mainframe forms programming.
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by kickingvegas 2y ago
While I didn't submit this link to HN, I wrote the OP. Thanks for the compliment on Casual! It's been an exercise in re-litigating my user experience with Emacs this Summer, which I've decided early on to share publicly. For
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by kickingvegas 2y ago
TIL.
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by kickingvegas 2y ago
Side note, if you use Emacs you can get the phases of the Moon by pressing “M” in either calendar or Org Agenda.
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An accidental lock-in feature of the Apple ecosystem(yummymelon.com)
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by kickingvegas 2y ago
FYI, there's an alternate clipboard in macOS called the kill ring (influenced by Emacs) that lets you cycle through previously killed text. The default property is called NSTextKillRingSize. There's a bit of config to do but it st
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by kickingvegas 2y ago
If you need to mess with semantic versioning, `python -m semver`.
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by kickingvegas 2y ago
Related: if you use Emacs it has the Calc package which supports computer algebra. I recently published an interface for Calc that makes it significantly easier to use and wrote about it here. http://yummymelon.com/devnull&#
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by kickingvegas 2y ago
Recently I've been making Transient-based porcelains for some venerable Emacs packages. - For calc, there is Casual https://github.com/kickingvegas/casual - For isearch, there is cc-isearch-menu https:/&#x2F
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Casual Dired: An opinionated porcelain for the Emacs file manager(yummymelon.com)
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Mathing in Emacs with Casual(yummymelon.com)
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Announcing Casual – An opinionated porcelain for Emacs Calc(yummymelon.com)
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Computing Truth Tables in Org(yummymelon.com)
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Administering MacPorts(yummymelon.com)
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Enhancing Emacs Dired Sorting with Transient(yummymelon.com)
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Highlighting with Emacs Isearch(yummymelon.com)
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by kickingvegas 3y ago
Since it hasn't been mentioned here yet, Emacs is deeply tinkerable. With Emacs, you are given an embarrassing amount of leeway to customize or even replace existing behavior to make it do what you want.
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by kickingvegas 3y ago
Personally, I'm not a fan of key-bindings of the form <modifier sequence>-<some symbol that requires a shift key>. That said, what I find intriguing about including the Transient package in Emacs is the potential for suppor
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by kickingvegas 3y ago
Hi folks! Great to see all the interest in my post. Feel free to ask me questions/post observations related to it.

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