emacs.d

While any text editor can save your files, only Emacs can save your soul.

Highlights

• declarative - with use-package and its macros, no orphan setq or require sexp
• pluggable - use Emacs’s defaults (project, vcs, etc), optionally enhance with extra packages (projectile, magit, etc)
• literate - sync between Lisp and Org files
• structured - programming/markup languages go under langs/ dir, use case initialization files under init/ dir
• keybindings - remap keys under “SPC” but preserve the original purpose (e.g. “C-x p p” is the Emacs key to switch project, “SPC-p p” will do the same + extra goodies)
• vim vs. emacs? - no problem, I use evil-mode
• conit

Programming/markup/data exchange languages

Various programming/markup/etc languages…

1. Asm
2. Go
3. Pine
4. Python
5. Ruby
6. lots more, see programming language section

Usage

Get the project:

git clone git@gitlab.com:icostan/emacs.d.git ~/Projects/emacs.d
cd ~/Projects/emacs.d

Emacs version:

make version

Run isolated (load project files only) Emacs instance:

make run

Run emacs with ~/.emacs.d user directory:

make run EMACSD=home.el