Denote is a simple note-taking tool, based on the idea that notes should follow a predictable and descriptive file-naming scheme.

Magit binds M-w to magit-copy-buffer-revision. On my Mac, I use the left Command (⌘) key as the Meta key, though, and wired M-x, M-c, M-v to cut/copy/paste, leaving M-w aka ⌘+W to close the current buffer. ...

A new version of Equake, the drop-down “terminal emulator” for Emacs, should be hitting Melpa shortly. This version includes a number of bug fixes, and some new features.
Jeff Kowalski added code for a “close Equake frame on loss of focus feature” (similar…

Whaa… it was less than a month ago I did one of these last time? Down to 2141 from 2260. Er… what to talk about this time… Uhm… (Oh, for new readers, this is a blog post ser…

Information about the latest version of my lin package for GNU Emacs.

New is always better. – Barney Stinson

Operating systems, GUI toolkits and competing editors come and go, but Emacs is forever! – Unknown Yesterday it was announced that the once popular Atom editor is going to be discontinued at the end of this year. I’ve often said that one of the great advantages…

I dropped the habit of having many custom keybindings, switched to use M-x, and found serendipity in Emacs.

Use Cider to find the namespace to require

Yesterday the demise of Atom was a very hot topic for many programmers.1 One thing I noticed in the comments here and there was that the original team behind Atom is now working on a new editor, named Zed. I wrote a short commentary on Emacs…

In today's stream, we'll discuss some thoughts I have about building modular Emacs configurations and the reasons why this might be useful. I'd love to hear your thoughts too!

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In hindsight, it looks like my quest to tweak how Emacs looks and feels is to make it more Mac-like. No wonder, because I really like the OS X-era UI. So I'm still using the system default selection highlight ...

In this video, I'll show you how to use Emacs 28.1's built-in Modus Themes to create a nice-looking Emacs configuration without installing any extra packages! These themes are highly configurable and I only scratch the surface of what you can do with them.…

Every now and then I’d do something like C-x C-f /path/to/new/dir/some-file.el. As the new folder doesn’t exist Emacs will prompt me to press RET twice to create it. It’s not a big deal, but it always annoys me a little bit and I’m always looking for ways…