19 July, 2010
New org-mode first impression
OK, I've got my pop-up org-remember, oops, org-capture working again. I'm also using the new feature that allows me to drop items into a table. This is just perfect. I use an org file containing a table of numbered files in my cabinet. Combine that with a couple of local evals in the header that deals with magically incremental numbering and I'm a filing ninja.
Labels: emacs, kmacro, macros, org
New org! Remember mode out, org-capture in.

Yup. New org. Babel is integrated, org-capture replaces remember. It can show symbols in-line nicely. Happy day!
24 June, 2010
Mind blown
01 April, 2010
eshell
Why didn't someone tell me about this a long time ago? I've been using shell or ansi-term for years - all that time, I could have been using eshell. World: try harder.
Labels: emacs
30 March, 2010
I might get emacs pinky
I tried switching capslock and control. I even tried using control on the capslock key and removing capslock altogether - I never use it anyway.
But it doesn't work. If it wasn't for the double quote being above 2, it would probably be OK. With a US layout, I don't suppose it's a problem, but with a UK keyboard it seems the easiest way to get a double quote is to use left-shift-2, which is all just a bit too close when I now also have my little finger hovering over capslock.
Now I need to unlearn the past week of this layout and insure my fingers.
My left pinky is slightly curved from heave eamcs use already.
Labels: code, emacs, keyboard, linux
05 February, 2010
Python + emacs + Android
I'm writing Python in emacs and using just C-c C-c (interpret buffer) to execute it instantly on my phone.
I can hardly see through tears of joy.
Labels: android, emacs, phone, python
10 December, 2009
Emacs posting
Test
Posting from emacs (title set in blogger *sadness*)
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