Aryadev Chavali
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Emacs tabs are actually quite powerful and solve the namespace problem, at least for me. This is why I started using standard windowing rather than using new frames: I can have all my workspaces in one frame.
Dotfiles
This repository contains all of my custom configurations for programs I use daily.
Setup and installation procedure
- Clone this repository to
~/Dotfiles -
Construct the following directories:
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~/.localsrcbinlibshare
~/.config~/Downloads~/Code~/Media~/Projects
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- Install GNU/stow
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Pick and choose what configurations you want
- To install a module use
stow <module> - To remove a module use
stow -D <module>
- To install a module use
Installing Emacs
I like a specific set of flags on my Emacs install, and my
configuration kind of depends on them existing as well. Prepackaged
installs just won't cut it. So I'd highly recommend cloning and
building my personal
Emacs repo (currently
v29).
Or just run the following lines:
cd ~/.local/src;
git clone git@github.com:oreodave/emacs-29-custom emacs;
cd emacs;
sh personal-install; # Will configure, build and attempt to install