Mastodawn

org-modeがあるからEmacs から離れられないなあと思っていたが、org-vscodeという本家よりも強力なんじゃないかというくらいのVS Code 移植があることを知った。でも余り知られていないのかググったらメンテが止まっているvscode-org-modeの方ばかりヒットしてこちらはヒットしない（でもAI要約では紹介された）

/ realDestroyer/org-vscode: Quickly create todo lists, take notes, plan projects and organize your thoughts. https://github.com/realDestroyer/org-vscode

#orgmode #vscode #emacs

GitHub - realDestroyer/org-vscode: Quickly create todo lists, take notes, plan projects and organize your thoughts.

Quickly create todo lists, take notes, plan projects and organize your thoughts. - realDestroyer/org-vscode

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Sharlatan 1h ago

I see org-roam-ui has dropped its development for a while, while I've collected a lot of notes for #orgroam is there any alternative for UI part to stay on cosy #Emacs #orgmode ?

Obsidian is not an option for me :-D

#askfedi

James Cherti 6h ago

persist-text-scale: Persist and Restore #Emacs Text Scale [Release 1.0.5]:
https://github.com/jamescherti/persist-text-scale.el/

GitHub - jamescherti/persist-text-scale.el: Emacs: Persist and Restore Text Scale

Emacs: Persist and Restore Text Scale. Contribute to jamescherti/persist-text-scale.el development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Free Software Foundation 9h ago

Assigning your copyright to the FSF helps defend the GPL and keep software free. Thank you Andrea Alberti for assigning your copyright to the FSF! More at: https://u.fsf.org/4ba #Emacs #CopyrightAssignments

Free Software Supporter — Issue 218, June 2026 — Free Software Foundation — Working together for free software

James Cherti 12h ago

buffer-guardian: Automatically save #Emacs buffers without manual intervention [Release 1.0.1]
https://github.com/jamescherti/buffer-guardian.el

GitHub - jamescherti/buffer-guardian.el: buffer-guardian.el - Automatically save Emacs buffers without manual intervention

buffer-guardian.el - Automatically save Emacs buffers without manual intervention - jamescherti/buffer-guardian.el

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James Endres Howell 13h ago

@ecadre @EFLS @ericsfraga [EDIT, sorry, did not mean to post that sentence fragment]

I see a generational trend and I try not to get discouraged. Close friend of mine, mid-forties, is a very well-known astrophysicist. He uses LaTeX, of course, to submit manuscripts (and boy, does he publish a lot) but never touches it outside Overleaf. He knows about Emacs and he shrugs and uses Word and PowerPoint all day. No idea what he uses to hack Fortran.

Another good friend, mid-twenties, has a BS in physics from MIT. Once she saw me composing an email in mu4e. "Why ... does your email ... look like that?" Oh, I use Emacs for everything. "Is that ... a terminal?" Good GOD, child! Have you never HEARD of Emacs! (Blank look.) What did you use to write code in school? (Literal shrug.)

#emacs #weepforthefuture

Babys in a thundercloud 🏳‍⚧️ 13h ago

#WIP #Emacs #LaTeX #Notmuch #Noweb #LiterateProgramming #Unix

Dr. James Howard 15h ago

Finally shipped stops, an Emacs Lisp guard macro library sitting in a local repo since 2023. Two macros, sensible defaults, lazy error message evaluation. Nothing fancy. Just cleaner defensive code. https://github.com/k3jph/stops-el #emacs #elisp #lisp

Luis Felipe 15h ago

Woah! Flycheck is reporting a lot of things now in Python... Including lots of false negatives...

#emacs #python #flycheck

Charles Choi 최 민수 16h ago

Emacs has had "no code" before that term was even a thing. And if you don't know, yes, Emacs keyboard macros can record mouse events.

http://yummymelon.com/devnull/revisiting-emacs-keyboard-macros-with-a-mouse.html

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Revisiting Emacs Keyboard Macros with a Mouse

“No-code automation” has been in Emacs far longer than its usage as a term of art. Better known as keyboard macros, this feature has allowed Emacs users to achieve their bespoke needs for...