Publicada a miña configuración de Emacs adaptada a última release de elpaca.el. Hai moitas melloras no funcionamento de elpaca 
Engadín algún paquete para usar LLM en local, que siguen a darme repelús, pero hai que coñecer ao enemigo 
Publicada a miña configuración de Emacs adaptada a última release de elpaca.el. Hai moitas melloras no funcionamento de elpaca 
Engadín algún paquete para usar LLM en local, que siguen a darme repelús, pero hai que coñecer ao enemigo 
TIL an #emacs recipe in the style of
`(persist-state :fetcher codeberg :repo "meedstrom/emacs-persist-state")`
can actually just take a copy-pasted URL, so no need to manually edit out part of the URL after paste!
`(persist-state :fetcher codeberg :repo "https://codeberg.org/meedstrom/emacs-persist-state")`
At least it works with #elpaca.
Life quality fractionally improved.
I've been using #Elpaca to install/manage my #Emacs packages since it implemented the lock file functionality. However I have a habit of checking which packages have been updated before I commit them, and the format is much more elaborate than Straight's lock files, making it harder to do. Adding the following to my #Git config solved it beautifully:
# ~/.config/git/attributes
package-lock.eld diff=elpaca-lock
# ~/.config/git/config
[diff "elpaca-lock"]
xfuncname = "^[[:space:]\\(]\\(([a-zA-Z0-9_-]+)[[:space:]].*$"
I also get to see the commits (which all share a "chore: update ..." kind of message) that updated a certain package:
git log -L:clojure-ts-mode:package-lock.eld
A miña configuración para Emacs 30.1, ainda que non está rematada xa é publicable:
https://codeberg.org/salvari/emacs30_elpaca_public
Os apuntes do xestor de paquetes elpaca.el no meu blogue (en castelán)
If you describe how to install with #elpaca , #straight , #doomemacs and #nix-flake. Then you can go the extra mile to show the #usepackage method too, just because it's really nice to be helpful to those who don't share your special ecosystem.
Not all are fluent in #elisp.
This sounds a little more angry than intended, please use your standard internet forum filter glasses. 🕶️
I think that I've actually almost got my personalized #emacs config set to the point that I can start using it. At least, it's almost usable enough to edit its own #literate config file.
Isn't that what one does with emacs?! Edit their own config? 😂
Still like #Doom emacs, though. But, going through this process (for the 89th time) does help one understand better of what's what. That, and #elpaca rules.
Algunos apuntes de la migración de mi configuración de Emacs al gestor de paquetes elpaca.