Daniel Mendler

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Please consider enabling `package-review-policy` on Emacs 31, and help reviewing package updates.

This will help to catch supply chain attacks on the Emacs package archive like this one:

https://github.com/kubernetes-el/kubernetes-el/commit/09e06af093bc3b5c98076177c359b812f86d371f

#emacs #security

@divyaranjan
yay, too many awesome things happening for emacs in 2026.

https://codeberg.org/ezemtsov/ewm/

Had been waiting for emacs wayland compositor, and it came live.

rassumfrassum, Futur, canvas API, Pale, EWM... what's next?

#ewm #exwm #wayland

ewm

EWM - Emacs Wayland Manager

Codeberg.org
@sacha @oantolin There is also char-fold-to-regexp, available via the % affix dispatcher. Furthermore one can add char-fold-to-regexp to orderless-matching-styles, but the generated regexps will be quite inefficient, in contrast to your approach.

https://tusharhero.codeberg.page/emacs-pale-canvas-and-stuff-demos.html

All the #emacs canvas, pale, etc. demos were getting hard to share around, so I just linked them all on this webpage.

PALE, Canvas, and Stuff demos

@benleis @divyaranjan
But maybe you're looking for Pale instead?

https://codeberg.org/MonadicSheep/pale

pale

Picture and Animation Library for Emacs

Codeberg.org
GNU Emacs - GNU Project

@hmelman I am not sure if a theme is sufficient for that. Enabling modes and setting variables is possible, but key bindings? I haven't used themes like this before, to configure various presets of Emacs.
@pkal Indeed. For the older builtin themes these properties are set in the autoload file. But unfortunately not for Prot's themes (Modus, Ef and Doric), when installed from ELPA, since they don't have deftheme autoloads.

@pkal In the autoloads.el file of a theme package I see that the theme registers itself:

(when load-file-name
(let ((dir (file-name-directory load-file-name)))
(unless (equal dir (expand-file-name "themes/" data-directory))
(add-to-list 'custom-theme-load-path dir))))

Instead of modifying the custom-theme-load-path, the themes could be added directly to a list of available themes with some meta information (:kind, :background-mode, main colors, ...)?