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doomemacs reviews and mentions
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How would you like to read other people's builds?
LOL welp I'll unleash my secret weapon: Behold Doom Emacs!
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Is it worth learning Emacs for programming?
Your personal experience is not representative of what people are actually doing. Doom emacs sure has 15k stars and 234 forks on github. r/emacs has 63k members. Loads of people are using emacs as their preferred IDE. Hell I even know people that use emacs in place of desktop environment on their work machine.
- Trying to learn minimal installation arch setup (inside a vm). Looking for a good place to start.
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Any examples of a config in Org on Nix?
Look at my comment above. It isn’t a flake but it does install emacs-overlay. I used this for inspiration: https://github.com/doomemacs/doomemacs/blob/master/shell.nix
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Name a program that doesn't get enough love!
doom-emacs - An Emacs framework for the stubborn Martian hacker and vim lovers...
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What lightweight open-source word processor, task, and data management tool(s) for personal use would you advise?
Also emacs is a beast, to tame it a little I'd advice using doomemacs as a starting point (you can disable the modal [vim] keybinds if you don't like them)
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Ask HN: Emacs on macOS Ventura on Apple Silicon
The Emacs package from Nix. It’s the only macOS build of Emacs I used that was fully featured, provided in binary form, distributed from a reputable source, and not broken. I initially used Homebrew Emacs, but it removed GUI support a while back. I then briefly tried the emacsformacosx build, the one Homebrew Cask points to, but I stopped using that too because it’s not compiled with the full set of dependencies and isn’t supported by DoomEmacs [1]. I then moved to emacs-plus, but that too had issues like the lack of binary packages and unreliable updates. I finally settled on Nix and it hasn’t given me problems since.
The current situation personally came off as a surprise considering the popularity of Emacs.
[1]: https://github.com/doomemacs/doomemacs/blob/085b5563fc73daf5...
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Emacs <==> vi/vim "Rosetta Stone"?
From a quick trial on my Doom Emacs (a wonderful configuration of emacs that's built with evil mode as the default), it seems to work fine.
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why use vim or neovim in linux?
Lately, though, I've actually taken an interest in Doom Emacs, which is an emacs config built around "evil mode" (which is the emacs world's name for the vi keybinds, lol) and opinionated preferences. I have to say it's the best vim I've ever used, and it's not close. I have long had access to features like "jump to definition" of a function or class via the package YouCompleteMe, which works in emacs just as well; but in emacs I'm able to do things like, switch buffers to a bash terminal that's running inside emacs, run rg MyClass or git log -p, switch back to vim / evil "Normal Mode" on the terminal (🤯) so I can search with / across its output to jump to the filename result, and then type gf (go to file) on that filename to immediately open its contents in emacs. You can do something quite similar to that in vim, but the buffer switching in emacs is so seemless that I find myself constantly discovering and inventing new ways to traverse my project, and I'm really just getting started. So I think that is the framework that I would most recommend you use.
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I don't like electron
Try doomemacs it alleviates a lot of the initial learning curve, has sane defaults and vim keybindings!
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