This is a contribution to the Emacs Carnival 2025-06: Take Two collection of posts on Christian Tietze’s blog. My first take with Eshell many years back did not leave a good impression. My...

My "new" journal-routine is turning out quite nicely.

I’m from Madagascar, the world’s largest producer of Vanilla.But today we are not here to discuss the Vanilla spice.Instead, this is part of the My Emacs Journey series, and I’m going to talk about V

Taking digital notes is something I do a lot. Not because I particularly enjoy writing all the time or because I’m especially good at it, but because I want to understand myself better and gain a litt

Plan 9 OS user interface (UI) is mouse oriented. However, thanks to Common User Access (CUA) specification , we have come to expect keyboar...

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Building Beautiful Things at the Intersection of Art & Code

Building Beautiful Things at the Intersection of Art & Code

I had a ten-year break from Emacs as a terminal-based text editor until I learned about what you could really do with this program. Then it stuck.

With a new update of Scrim v1.1.0 on the App Store, it seems an opportune time to show a nice macOS Shortcut integration with it. The use case is this: You're on your Mac, working on something...

In this stream, we'll discuss ways to use Emacs to efficiently hack on multiple projects at the same time, especially when those projects are related. Let's see how we can maximize the value we get from project.el to create an efficient workflow!

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Plan 9 OS user interface (UI) is mouse oriented. However, thanks to Common User Access (CUA) specification , we have come to expect keyboar...

Building Beautiful Things at the Intersection of Art & Code

discovered Harper in this blog post but not sure how to get …