In today's stream, we'll try out Prot's new note-taking package called Denote and see if we can come up with a comparable workflow to what you might get from a package like Org Roam. I really like the principles that Prot chose for this package so I'm looking…

I was going through my git commit history in my public dotfiles repository and noticed that prior to using straight.el I’ve, like many, used an inbuilt solution for managing packages, called package.el. However, there was one thing that bothered me, and one…

After publishing the last post I thought why won’t I post such things here occasionally? I have a few pieces of Emacs Lisp in my configuration that I wrote for myself some time ago to fix some annoyances or improve a certain workflow.

Intro This wasn’t always the case, but I find that now emacs is ignoring some files when I do find-file. The most annoying example is .git not appearing, although I can navigate through it if I type it fully. This seems to happen whether I am using my vertico…

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

I use Emacs mainly for programming, but I also write a lot of non-code in it, either for this blog, documentation for my projects, or just when I take notes. And I do it with a git-friendly style of formatting with a single sentence per line.

A little bit over a year ago I switched from Gmail to Fastmail for my personal email. Looking back, I couldn’t be happier with my decision. The more I’ve used Fastmail, the more I liked it. Working with email has never been so pleasant and I’ve been writing…

It’s no secret that I love email. One of the great things about email addresses is that they are public and that everyone can get in touch with you this way. That’s also one of the more annoying aspects of email - you tend to get a lot of unwanted emails…

Release notes for the latest tagged release of my bespoke derivative of the Iosevka font project.