simple-modeline VS doom-modeline

Hey! I ran into this same problem when using simple-modeline for Emacs, and I was able to fix it by replacing the (space :align-to (- right ,r-length)) with (space :align-to (- right (- 0 right-margin) ,reserve)) in the display property.

A while ago I had the very same problem and after tried and discarded many options for being either either slow or too complicated so I ended up creating a very simple modeling package, unoriginally named https://github.com/gexplorer/simple-modeline .

Is this doom-modeline? It recently migrated to from all-the-icons to nerd-icons (https://github.com/seagle0128/doom-modeline/pull/622). You need to either run M-x nerd-icons-install-fonts or install the fonts manually, see https://github.com/rainstormstudio/nerd-icons.el#installing-fonts.

For the mode-line, it's https://github.com/seagle0128/doom-modeline, installed by default on Doom Emacs.

doom-modeline: I really like Doom's modeline and you can install it separately. There's also a package for the Doom themes but I use the built-in Modus themes with automated light/dark switching.

You probably talking about doom-modeline (which I used to use) or nano-modeline (which I currently use).

I believe the doom-mode-line package will show you what page you're on in the .pdf file when using pdf-tools -- can't recall if it tells you out of how many total pages.

Theme: doom-nord. Additional styling (e.g. stars): org-modern. Mode-line: doom-modeline.

the theme is moe, moe ,kyun! and the mode-line is doom-modeline

For chocolate, org-modern and doom-modeline in particular, and org-mode, magit and so many more too. Thanks so much for contributing to the community in any way you do, it's a beautiful thing

You could just use doom-modeline , it is the default Doom Emacs modeline but as a separate package. But if your willing to go more minimal, I would keep playing with the mood-line package, that's a great modeline.