I think I’ll try something. I think I’ll try using only CLI and TUI apps during the month of November…

Since I’m using Using only CLI and TUI apps in November, I needed to find a replacement for Mu4e in Emacs. As a long-time Mutt user, I assumed that’s what I’d use. A couple people recommended that I try aerc instead…

The topic for this month's Emacs Carnival is An ode to Org Babel and is an opportunity to
shine a light on the literate programming engine embedded in Org mode.

If you’ve been using Emacs on macOS and iOS for a …

Replacing my x220 laptop with a Raspberry Pi 5.

Information about the latest version of my highly accessible themes for GNU Emacs.

The why I have been looking to setup my personal knowledge management with Denote for a while. So far I have been using Org-roam, which I was quite happy with. However I have been seeing much more development and buzz around Denote. Not just with the core…

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There may be good reasons to stick to POSIX. But if instead you end up using Bash, and you're already sprinkling Bashisms all over your script, then you might as well make good use of it.

Bash offers several options to organize your strings for printing or further processing, of which I show lots of examples.

To get a bar built with Unicode blocks, simply give it numerator, denominator, and bar length.

Do you have fonts that can display emoji flags? Flaggify can convert from country code to country flag. Likewise for countries' subdivisions.

Bash-based little brother of org-capture. Sort of. Emacs not needed: from anywhere, add to the end of an Org file of your choice a subtree with the contents of your clipboard.