- create init.el and inhibit the startup message
- add melpa to package-archives
- installed use-package
- installed try using use-package
- installed which-key using use-package
- learnt some basic note taking and outlining with org mode
- creating this org file( planning to host this up on github)
- will instlall org-bullets and add the basic config to it
- added start up instruction to this file to expand all bullets at startup
- Some basic elisp stuffs like (+ a b)
- removed toolbar from startup
- Some basic ido-mode setup
- enable flexible matching (ido-enable-flex-matching)
- enable ido every where (ido-everywhere)
- enable ibuffer to get a fancy list of buffers upon which we can work. alternatives: ibuffer/ibuffer-other-window
- nice little package called tabbar creates tab-bars for the buffers [ I think I will use this for a while now]
- Some basic window management stuffs
- installed package ace-window. it labels each window with a type font so that switching to a specific window becomes easier.
- Alt+x, describe-package, gives a desription of the package within emacs
- Will be installing swiper
- Added emacs-bash-completion [cannot see any difference, will keep it for a while, before removing it]
- Org mode bulleting
- create tables, links
- write code blocks, [modified init.el] to add init code, that does syntax highlighting for code blocks in org mode as in the language’s native mode.
- Learnt about avy, a nice little package for navigation. Have it addded on config, need to explore further
- Have spent the entire day setting up mu4e with mbsync. Lots of stuff added to emacs config related to mail setup
Will stick to single accounts for a while and get used to before exploring this
Learnt some stuffs this week haven’t quite updated this README religiously
- Added some themes
- Learnt about avy haven’t quite explored it yet
- Modularized the init file to Org modules
- auto-complete is installed and am liking it so far