>Programming resources for Emacs Lisp, Common Lisp, Scheme and Clojure: pastebin.com/nyTQp7qi >Troubleshooting If there seems to be a bug (or complicated issue), anons may ask you to compose an MWE (minimum working example). To create an MWE, try the following: 1) start emacs with "emacs -q". This disables your init. 2) try to reproduce your issue with as few settings changed and packages (manually) loaded as possible. These steps ensure that other anons can replicate your problem if it's something more involved. Sometimes you even find the cause yourself this way, too!
i already have something like this but i dont have callendar yet and i dont know about emacs-lisp arrays (setq initial-major-mode 'org-agenda-list) (setq inhibit-startup-screen t)
>How to learn emacs keybindings get rid of any custom keybindings you have and just use the defaults for a while. only add things as needed, with careful consideration of what you're replacing/displacing. also, bind Control to something easier to reach; CapsLock is a good place. you can see the bindings available in whatever major/minor modes you have active at a time with C-h m (describe-mode), or a list of all bindings with C-h b (describe-bindings).
>Also, how to remap [ to ( in Guix? wdym user?
Landon Roberts
Why would you use this bloated garbage over vim? Yes, vim is also kinda bloat, but less so. The nvim repo is fucking huge, I am sure, tranny devs put hidden furry porn images just for fun.
Chase Bell
I'm writing a frontend to the aria2c daemon in Emacs currently, using the jsonrpc over HTTP interface. It's quite fun
Kayden Morris
1. its not bloat 2. unix sucks and leads to bloat like vim 3. lisp
