githubalphapapa

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by githubalphapapa 6y ago
> is there a word for a note-taking tool where every bullet is a nested note, and they can link to each other? Org mode works that way, as well as supporting the one-note-per-file paradigm. It's a very flexible tool.
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by githubalphapapa 6y ago
Do you mean that you have a tag-cloud in Org? Is there a package for that?
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by githubalphapapa 6y ago
> Two commonly used extensions (for emacs, vim, vscode, sublime...) are paredit and rainbow. In Emacs, you may find Lispy and Prism even better.
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by githubalphapapa 6y ago
Emacs's Org mode has this functionality in its own Agenda features. See also the third-party package org-ql, which provides similar tools, like views (saved searches) and alternative query languages. As Bob Newell (linked in the artic
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by githubalphapapa 6y ago
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by githubalphapapa 6y ago
Please don't be disheartened. Like everything in life, software projects have natural cycles. People's free time waxes and wanes, and inspiration ebbs and flows. Unlike many software projects, ones built on Emacs are very stable
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by githubalphapapa 6y ago
Being Emacs, it's just a matter of customization. In your example, it would probably be enough to apply advice to one of the Ivy functions to split the window appropriately when a candidate is selected. A few lines of code.
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by githubalphapapa 6y ago
Like all keybinds in Emacs, this is a matter of defaults and preferences. (use-package helm :bind* (:map helm-map ([tab] . helm-next-line) ([backtab] . helm-previous-line)
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by githubalphapapa 6y ago
I'm glad you find it useful. 1. Helm is not going to stop working anytime soon. I haven't even upgraded Helm in my configuration for a long time, and the version I have installed still works fine. 2. The latest version of Helm