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If you’re using the build that shares a user ID with Termux, you can use the termux-api shell commands to send a notification that way. You will probably have to re-package/sign the termux-api package (i just tried the F-Droid version, it won’t install when you have the Emacs compatible termux).
I want this too. If not, probably possible to make one - make a regex for properties drawer, jump to each occurrence, run the collapse function, and wrap all that in save-excursion
You can definitely drag emacs window borders smoothly
Yes. It’s worth it.
If you’ve ever tweaked your Doom config, you’re already writing elisp. Going from setting options to writing new modes will certainly take time, but lisp is a language that builds on itself.
In fact, Emacs+elisp is one of the best systems for learning by doing. C-h f, C-h v, C-x C-e, etc will get you far. The built in tutorial is absolutely worth going thru, and understanding lisp will improve your understanding of other languages as well.
m is macro, f is function, c is command. Not sure what p stands for. @ denotes an alias I think
In any buffer C-z (control + Z) temporarily disables evil-mode in that buffer. C-z again brings it back.
For a more permanent solution: go to $DOOMDIR/init.el, find the line that says (evil +everywhere), comment it out (add a semicolon in front). Then doom sync
Emacs has a built in tutorials to help with basic movement/editing, and C-h k (that’s control + H then K) tells you what any key does.
I had the package yascroll active, and it was fine on most files but org-mode was quite slow. I disabled that as well as svg-tag-mode etc
I think it’d be really cool to implement a swipe-based touch interface onto Emacs. The recent Android port has potential as they’re fixing up touchscreen support. The real question is, how do you make such a thing intuitive and ergonomic?
Some people wear glasses but most do not.
Interesting - at least 90% of people I’ve ever known in real life wear glasses. In fact at the moment I’m the only one who doesn’t and I should probably get some eventually.
Maybe the human race is just getting worse at seeing and we’re coping by trying to make the workaround seem cool and attractive.