Today is a little break, like I did on day 10.

Does it make sense to talk about Org Mode instead of Markdown? Why should I use Org-Mode to write articles to be published network in Markdown format?
Wouldn’t it be more convenient to write the articles directly in Markdown?
The question is more than justified…

Toward Accessible Scientific Documents Via Arxiv.Org 1. Background I access research papers from arxiv.org multiple times a week. Ha...

AsTeR: Spoken Math On The Emacspeak Audio Desktop 1. Dedication To My Guiding Eyes In fond memory of Aster who first showed the...

There are some mythical figures in the folklore of emacs and their names are BSG’s office secretaries. Bernard Greenberg (a.k.a. BSG), the inventor of Multics Emacs, was an employee of Honeywell and probably those mythical figures were employees of Honeywell…

AsTeR: Spoken Math On The Emacspeak Audio Desktop 1. Dedication To My Guiding Eyes In fond memory of Aster who first showed the...

Welcome to another episode of “A Poseur Wandering the emacs lisp World”, I am your host, chainsawriot. Today I will give another example of programming using emacs lisp to extend emacs.

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Classic books is difficult to read because they have many new words.



Find the word's dictionary definition is tedios and breaks the flow.



I tried reading those books in iPad and Kindle. The expe

Journeying through the Emacs rabbit hole

I just encountered the strangest behaviour in Emacs. I was editing a shell script, hit C-x b to switch to another buffer, and Emacs suddenly froze with the following message:
Pinging <hostname>…

On day 2, I talked about command discoverability and the pointlessness of memorizing key combinations. I also talked a bit about global-set-key on day 2 and keymaps on day7. This is an additional point to the topic.