Recently I learned that Imenu is a thing. While likely old-hat to those who already know, nevertheless this post will endeavor to 1) restate Imenu's profound usefulness, 2) argue that Imenu is...

My new package to integrate ‘denote’ with ‘consult’.

As an Emacs user, I eventually made the leap over to dired as my file manager of choice. Dired has magical things like wdired. But this post isn't so ...

In this stream, we'll take a look at the recently released Denote 3.0 to learn the new features it provides. We'll also take a look at the new consult-denote package and see if we can get a better minibuffer experience for our notes!

#gnu #emacs #denote…

Super useful hints from Charles Choi on how to make Emacs Imenu both more visible and implicitely more useful:
My guidance is to turn on the index menu in the Emacs UI for modes that support it. The benefits to this are:
One can always discover and access…

The other day I discovered, by mistake or better said by mistyping, the OrgMode org-clock-display function which is bound to C-c C-x C-d.
What does org-clock-display do? It creates an overlay that displays clocked times for the entier buffer.
Simply said:…

Back when I wrote eww, the Emacs web er wrangler?, I was futzing around a lot with basic input box functionality. Like this: And it basically kinda works, but it’s easy to break, even if you …

One of the distinctive features of Emacs is its concept of buffers to organize work. In Emacs one doesn't directly access a file, but rather access a buffer that serves as an interface to that...