When i first heard about #exwm from #systemcrafters i thought i need to give it try but i was using wayland and it didn't have anything like that at a time. now we can lot of things similar to it
one being
https://github.com/emskin/emskin
emskin wraps Emacs inside a nested Wayland compositor so that any program — browsers, terminals, video players, etc. — can be embedded into Emacs windows as if they were native buffers.
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For what it is worth, I think these are documentation problems. I am a total Linux noob. About a year ago I began to research and explore lots of Guix adjacent topics: Unix, functional programming, scheme, Emacs, etc..
After several weeks of recreational #systemcrafters bingeing, I decided to give Guix on bare metal a try. I ran into all the usual hurdles. In hindsight, an up-to-date guide would have made it easy.
My mate @GeeTee and some other cool #SystemCrafters cats have built an internet radio station, Asteroid Radio: music for hackers, built by hackers.
Asteroid Radio is a community-driven internet radio station born from the SystemCrafters community. We celebrate the intersection of music, technology, and hacker culture—broadcasting for those who appreciate both great code and great music.
It's quite good and they're actively developing it, give it a listen and get involved.
#InternetRadio #Music #HackerCulture #Asteroid #RetroDesign #RetroFuturism
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My opinion is that it's way better to start learning from sane defaults. Also, a wizard can easily show you what you can change and how.
I've used #Emacs for years through #Spacemacs framework and I still like it. Slowly I learn more and more about Elisp and other things when using it. I don't think it would be a bad thing if someone offered a wizard that creates a similar experience as one gets when following the guidance of #SystemCrafters
I knew I wasn't taking advantage of the power of multi-path undo possibilities in Emacs but it never clicked with me, until I found vundo thanks to @sacha's recent post.
This package visualizes the undo history as nodes that you can traverse and diff in a very familiar git branch paradigm. Quick post: https://shom.dev/posts/20250622_undo-finally-clicked-with-vundo/
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