Goes to ~/.Xresources. Essentially for Urxvt configuration.
The main feature of this repository is the included Emacs configuration.
Despite be a quite good editor, GNU-Emacs comes with its own scripting langage, elisp, allowing for some kind of 'auto-setup' at first launch. (and other fancy stuff).
The OS requirement are light:
- Fira code symbol. Grab it here. Many thanks to github user alphapapa.
On Linux, you'll have to put it into your
~/.local/share/fonts/and maybe rebuild the font cache after that.
You can use the whole Fira Code font (use your package manager or grab it there), otherwise, this configuration does not enforce any font. Fira Code Symbol is only used for programming ligatures. Of course, you can get rid of this by commenting out some elisp.
- Copy
emacs_config.elto~/.emacs. Do not forget to backup your previous~/.emacs. - run
emacssomewhere in a terminal. emacs will start to execute its configuration. During the process, it may ask your a few question. If you don't understand the meaning, type yes (y).
After a few blinks, it should be ready. You should see a buffer containing compilation logs, just close it (C-x-k RET).
Considering a daily use, I suggest to use emacsclient, which is part of emacs:
$ emacsclient -create-frame --alternate-editor=""
- programming ligatures
- edit/read files within docker container using tramp, ie:
C-x-f /docker:↹to complete. - major modes for Python, PHP, Javascript, Vue sources, markdown, rust ... many
- see your project's tree using
C-c x(direct). dedicate and freeze windows usingM-x dedicate-windowif you like a more IDE-oriented environment. multiple cursors- look for "multiple cursors" into emacs_config.prettify-symbolsfor a constant and highly customisable eye-candy experience- and more
xmonad.hsgoes to~/.xmonad/xmonad.hsxmobarrc->~/.xmobarrc
System Requirement:
- Monoid Font
xmobarxmonad/xmonad-contriburxvtas default terminal
(urxvt is used as terminal but hey, you can change that in xmonad.hs, at the end of file)