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doom-emacs
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ripgrep-all
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emacs-ereader
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Share your workflows for highlighting books - roam compatible epub reader with highlighting? nov.el / ereader
bddean's ereader and nov.el look appealing, especially with nov-xwidget.el for formatting on the latter.
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Emacs for Professionals
I'm one of those weird users who works in both, and I've also never really understood the need to pick a side. I initially used emacs for years, and now I've used both for years. I also don't pick a side in the tea and coffee debate, sometimes I want rooibos and others espresso.
Admittedly, my emacs usage at this point is largely to treat it as a collection of distinct apps; fire up in nov-mode¹ mode to read books, fire up in magit-status² to mangle git repository, etc. It really feels like there are a collection of best of breed apps that just happen to built on emacs as a toolkit, most of which are fully functional without buying in to emacs for life(not that I'm saying there is anything wrong with that).
The only time I really use it as an actual editing tool is when I'm working on documentation, and that is largely because I like being able to see inline screenshots in that instance.
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Question about nov.el mode
It has been considered and rejected due to the inherent complexity: https://github.com/wasamasa/nov.el/issues/4
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wasamasa/nov.el is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 only which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of nov.el is Emacs Lisp.