A summary of some Emacs customizations to make org-mode PDF output a
little nicer.

Today I learned that you can tell Emacs to use fontsets (or just "fonts") for specific character ranges. Thanks to Alan at idiocy.org for the explanation! His example is this: elisp (set-fontset-font t ...

All my code is stored in various Git repositories. When Git formats a diff between two objects, it generates a list of hunks, or groups of changes.
Each hunk can be displayed with a title which is…

After discovering how to use SF Symbols in Emacs on Mac, folks on Reddit shared links where Josh Caswell (known by his handle "woolsweater") did stuff like this ages ago. <%= insert_image file: "woolsweater-code.png", ...

In this post, we discuss how to use custom bookmarks in mu4e, the Emacs mail reader, to temporarily achieve an

The fedora-review is an essential tool for reviewing new Fedora packages. It
helps us ensure that they are of a good enough quality, don’t violate any
licenses, and don’t unpleasantly surprise our users. And it needs more
developers.

Join me on my journey to a more fluid vanilla-ish emacs workflow
and may the emacs pinky stay ever dormant in my aging fingers!

Another post in the not-so-series about Emacs configuration. Today I will describe my configuration for managing the compilation-error-regexp-alist variable in a way that is meaningful for the current project I’m working on. Some time ago I faced a problem…

Join me on my journey to a more fluid vanilla-ish emacs workflow
and may the emacs pinky stay ever dormant in my aging fingers!

Dragon drag-and-drop The “dragon"1 application (think drag-on) is super handy for #emacs #exwm and probably was made for tiling window managers like iw3m. Go from dired to, eg, Google Drive drag-and-drop. .
Footnotes 1 Dragon is available from https://gi…