DotEmacs
This repository contains my personal Emacs configuration.
What the .el
If you are wondering where has gone all of the Lisp, fear not, for it is automagically tangled from an Org file into a Lisp file. See dotemacs.org.
Installation
Tested daily on Arch and MacOS.
I trust your Google-fu. Try and make the most of the below notes.
Dependencies
jansson | Enable native JSON parsing |
libvterm | Enable terminal emulation within Emacs |
pinentry | Enable pass prompts within Emacs |
ripgrep | Prefer rg over grep |
Emacs
Clone the repository into your user directory.
git clone git@github.com:angrybacon/dotemacs.git ~/.config/emacs/
There used to be Git submodules under lisp/
. Since I’m basically the only
consumer of these packages and that they mostly exist to clean up my
configuration, I don’t plan on releasing any of them anytime soon. So they’re
back to being simple directories for now.
The configuration is used daily under latest Emacs and doesn’t guard against undefined functions from earlier versions (by choice).
Linux
See https://github.com/angrybacon/dot/blob/master/LINUX.org#emacs.
MacOS
Living on the edge, install Emacs 29.
I prefer emacs-plus
for its additional compilation flags, specifically the ability not to have a
title bar ie. fake fullscreen since it has its downsides on macOS.
brew tap d12frosted/emacs-plus
brew install emacs-plus@29 --with-native-comp
The configuration also assumes GNU utilities are available, in particular ls
since dired
relies on it.
Icons
The mode-line utilizes features from all-the-icons
.
Run the following command when you start this configuration for the first time in order to download the required fonts on your system.
M-x all-the-icons-install-fonts RET
Language Servers
In order for Emacs to connect to the LSP servers, install the language-specific dependencies.
paru -S typescript-language-server
Window Manager
Emacs can be used as a window manager under Linux. See DESKTOP.org.