@emacslife @publicvoit @kaushalmodi @sacha @mw
Hi all of you; may I ask you on this issue?: https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/85707/org-toggle-link-display-not-working-in-debian-stable-release-with-emacs-file?
Thanks!
@emacslife @publicvoit @kaushalmodi @sacha @mw
Hi all of you; may I ask you on this issue?: https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/85707/org-toggle-link-display-not-working-in-debian-stable-release-with-emacs-file?
Thanks!
I often need to copy a region of an Org Mode file as GitHub Flavoured Markdown. Today, I finally wrote an Emacs Lisp function to help me do that the way I like.
https://mmk2410.org/2026/04/14/copy-an-org-mode-region-as-markdown
I have no idea how or why but on Sunday, I accidentally deleted hundreds of lines in my contact management.
I was notified by my setup and was able to revert the problematic change within minutes. 👍
"git: post-commit hook for determining large number of deleted lines in Org-mode" https://Karl-Voit.at/2014/08/20/org-losses-determining-post-commit
#publicvoit #20140820_OrgLossesDeterminingPostCommit #orgmode #PIM

Freelancing for small businesses and organizations leads to a position where you are juggling a number of projects for multiple clients. You need to keep track of a number of tasks ranging from software development to sending emails to project management. This is a lot easier when you have a system that can do a bunch of the work for you, which is why I use Emacs as my freelancer command center. I would like to share some of the tools and workflows I use in Emacs to help me keep on top of multiple clients’ needs and expectations.
I have been planning it for a while, and, today, I finally sat down and wrote some instructions for patch reviews for Org mode.
Hopefully, it can assist new contributors willing to help Org mode development.
Ready for #Couchella, thanks to #OrgMode