heck, i want to migrate from #markdown to #orgmode once again lol
@thelinuxcast interesting. I'm a free software enjoyer and I prefer #Orgmode + #Emacs + #SyncThing + ZettelNotes.
A #journelly review by Alan Schussman!
https://prettygoodhat.com/note/1748438769
#plaintext #privacy #orgmode #emacs #vim #swift #swiftui #ios #iphone #journelly
#Journelly v1.2 is out! This release focuses exclusively on improving accessibility.
Huge thanks to @Yvonnezed for all her help shaping this release!
https://xenodium.com/journelly-1-2-released
#plaintext #privacy #orgmode #emacs #vim #swift #swiftui #ios #iphone #journelly
I've been making some progress in bringing #Markdown support to https://journelly.com
I'll soon have the first builds with #Markdown support available via the beta group.
Interested in joining the TestFlight beta? Reach out (details at https://journelly.com)
#plaintext #privacy #orgmode #emacs #vim #swift #swiftui #ios #iphone #journelly
I have started a new blog which will present musings on coding for my research in optimization and its application to industrial engineering problems. I code mostly in Julia and always using Emacs.
https://www.homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~ucecesf/blog
I will post here when new blog posts are posted. I'm hoping to create an RSS feed for the blog in due course.
The blog is written in org mode in Emacs (of course 🙂).
(edited to add actual link 😜)
Text editor? IDE? Operating System? Emacs is your silent companion. #emacs #orgmode #magit #projectile
http://tomsitcafe.com/2025/06/11/emacs-the-editor-that-fights-back/
@steffo Recently I wrote my Masters thesis with typst.
It was a bliss to work with #typst compared to Latex.
I used emacs to write it using #orgmode
Within 1 day I learnt its syntax and it was so easy to understand the docs and get go.
For issues or setting some things, you might usually find answers from GH issues and forum.
But these days they use discord as main channel for support.
Brandon’s #journelly review https://krrd.ing/blog/journelly-reviewed/
Meeting notes: https://list.orgmode.org/8734c7tq38.fsf@localhost/
TL;DR latex export for non-English; iOS apps; WORG policy about proprietary apps; Emacs on Android and widgets; table-like agenda; presentations during meetup; new approach to literal config; radio buttons; self-deploying nix-based modules Emacs config; Org mode refactoring update; timezones update; interactive fiction tutorial for Org; gptel + Org
Earlier notes:
https://orgmode.org/worg/orgmeetup.html
#OrgMeetup #orgmode #meetup #emacs
@sacha @ctietze
so, i managed to figure out how to include my Emacs config in the website without actually having it on the website. probably a bit hacky but in my publish.el
i have:
;; retrieve literate emacs config from it's git repo
(if (file-exists-p "configuration.org")
(delete-file "configuration.org"))
(url-copy-file "https://git.sr.ht/~peregrinator/.emacs.d/blob/main/configuration.org" "configuration.org")
and then I include that in the empty Org file in my content sources as:
#+title: Literate Emacs Configuration
#+include: "../../configuration.org" :lines "8-"
so that the last metadata line (i.e. date) is also included along with the rest of the content
@peaoPerdido
I don't use any special apps on my phone. Instead, I sync my org agenda (appointments mostly) to nextcloud using org-caldav-sync and use davx on the phone to update the calendar. I don't tend to sync todo items but org-caldav and nextcloud do support them. Not sure about the phone's calendar app, mind you.
People of Emacs and Org Mode:
Are there any packages to manage a project? I have projectile, but that's more for coding. I mean like a house move or fence build kinda project: something that has multiple todos and will take a protracted amount of time.
Failing any specific package for that, what about a org template for said project?
TYIA
#emacs #org #orgMode #GNUEmacs #doomemacs #spacemacs #ProjectPlanning #GTD
@peaoPerdido
Emacs native GUI app for android works fine. But Ik many dislike it due to requiring proper keyboard support.
But heck, its a perfect org mode reader and full blown emacs on phone. I use same config in both Linux and android, and sync files via syncthing.
Also, #orgmode notifications works on android as well. You need to just setup `appt` for it. I get notifications in phone for schedules tasks, and agenda shows you as you like.
I'm trying out #emacs #orgmode and I'd like to get notifications on my phone. So I installed *orgzly*. I was under the impression that if I had my todo.org file in a synced folder, *orgzly* would pick up the changes automagicaly. So I have my org files on Nextcloud, and the phone updates the folder locally every 15min. But it looks like orgzly only picks up the changes when I open the app.
Anyone got a auto-sync working?
@dennyhenke @thetemp I had this org indenting every new line in emacs while back and it may be due to your org mode version, i upgraded to newer version and it disappeared.
@scy I simply using #DejaVu family of #fonts everywhere. It is already preinstalled with X server in a lot of Unix distributions, it is old — so, mature and field tested a lot. And I like it, ofc 🙂
I'm using DejaVu Serif in Qt apps, for main panel and in #Emacs modeline (and also in #OrgMode too). For coding: DejaVu Sans Mono.
For blog … there are just system (i.e. which is specified in browser settings) fonts used — I setup this via the CSS. There are no any additional fonts downloading