Blobster@tusharhero My favorite thing in dired is r, aka wdired-change-to-wdired-mode from wdired.el: rename stuff by means of normal editing actions. Combined with keyboard macros, this is great for quick renaming of things according to a “pattern”.
Tyler Smith
Dieter KomenderaThis goes hand in hand with this recent significant clojure-ts-mode improvement, which had a noticeable impact in combination with aggressive-indent-mode.
Improve `clojure-ts--node-child-skip-metadata` performance by ~6x by kommen · Pull Request #132 · clojure-emacs/clojure-ts-mode
I noticed a severe lag when invoking imenu in larger clojure namespaces with clojure-ts-mode. Traced it down to an inefficeny in clojure-ts--node-child-skip-metadata. With this fix invoking imenu g...
If you’re an 
aggressive-indent-mode user like myself and your #Emacs feels sluggish sometimes: Check if you're running into aggressive-indent-mode leaking timers.
I had *hundreds* of them bogging down everything, most likely because of how I use it specifically in my setup. YMMV.
Bug description, fix and check for leaks: https://github.com/Malabarba/aggressive-indent-mode/pull/165
Fix idle timer leak when saving buffers by kommen · Pull Request #165 · Malabarba/aggressive-indent-mode
before-save-hook calls aggressive-indent--process-changed-list-and-indent directly, which empties the change list but does not cancel the repeating idle timer. On the next firing, the timer callbac...
slackline :emacs: :orgmode:@hell Emacs is where I spend the majority of my time, never quantified.
- dired is brilliant for file management
- magit for all your Git needs
- mastodon.el for mastodon
Useful communities...
- Follow #emacs tab on Mastodon (use advanced queue and add a column for it)
- EmacsStackexchange is a wealth of knowledge
- /r/emacs is useful
- @sacha newsletter
- Blogs! Too many to list (& my RSS server is currently down)
Messy notes https://org-roam.nshephard.dev/#754f25a5-3429-4504-8a17-4efea1568eba
hell \ Rebekah Hellbergfresh baby #emacs user.. so gonna post a lot of stupid questions lmao. so question to emacs users - I've heard emacs jokingly(?) described as a whole os - how much of your pc time do you spend in it and what do you personally do in emacs other than file editing?
p.s. if youre a non-qwerty/z emacs user - would you send a dm?
p.p.s. what are good places to find an emacs community.. reddit? some good discord channels or bbforums?
Dave PearsonI've released v2.0 of blogmore.el; my little #Elisp companion package for #BlogMore which makes it a little easier for me to write blog posts in #Emacs
blogmore.el v2.0
After kicking off blogmore.el, and then tinkering with it more and more, I've found it really quite helpful while writing posts. One thing I have noticed though -- given I use BlogMore for this blog and my photoblog -- is that I wanted to be able to use the package for working with more than one blog.
MarcWenn ein ADHS-Gehirn Emacs entdeckt:
Erst willst du nur eine Notiz schreiben
drei Stunden später hast du dein komplettes Leben in Org-Mode automatisiert
das Dashboard in Gold eingefärbt und ein Lastenheft für einen Motocross-Tracker in LaTeX gesetzt.(also fast)
Chaos im Kopf, aber Perfektion im Buffer.
Mein Setup gibt es hier als PDF zu sehen, meine wilde Luzi
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/eabac791-43c4-4d72-a7f0-e394615034e9
Bozhidar Batsov (a.k.a. Bug)One can never have enough versions of the #catppuccin theme for #Emacs, so I've made one more! (https://github.com/bbatsov/batppuccin-emacs)
Read all about it here https://batsov.com/articles/2026/03/29/batppuccin-my-take-on-catppuccin-for-emacs/
tusharheroYou probably know about M-x dired, the directory editor. But do you know about M-x proced, the process editor?