Nathan Dehnel writes:
> I don't use emacs either (because it's so impenetrable)
Emacs might be somewhat different from what you know, but this is utter
bollocks.
Switching to Emacs (from vi) took me three summers. I kept trying
because I had seen how helpful it was, and well the statement that
Dear Janneke,
On 9/23/23 09:37, Janneke Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
Nathan Dehnel writes:
I don't use emacs either (because it's so impenetrable)
Emacs might be somewhat different from what you know, but this is utter
bollocks.
Thank you for your opinion but it's just that: a subjective judgement
Nathan Dehnel writes:
> heard about guile-studio, but it doesn't appear to have a dark mode,
> and I imagine trying to add one would require a bunch of emacs-style
> screwing around with it.
M-x modus-themes-toggle RET
i.e. hold Alt, press x, then type “modus-themes-toggle” and hit the
return
paul writes:
Dear Paul,
> On 9/23/23 09:37, Janneke Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
>> Nathan Dehnel writes:
>>
>>> I don't use emacs either (because it's so impenetrable)
>> Emacs might be somewhat different from what you know, but this is utter
>> bollocks.
>
> Thank you for your opinion but it's just tha
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> Nathan Dehnel writes:
>
>> heard about guile-studio, but it doesn't appear to have a dark mode,
>> and I imagine trying to add one would require a bunch of emacs-style
>> screwing around with it.
>
> M-x modus-themes-toggle RET
>
> i.e. hold Alt, press x, then type “mo
this may be related (also see the discussion):
(current-filename) is #f when guix pull'ing
https://issues.guix.gnu.org/55464
i haven't yet double-checked Ludo's recommendation to use INCLUDE, which should
work, but it didn't for me. my current solution is this:
(define (%read-module-relative-fi
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> Nathan Dehnel writes:
>
>> heard about guile-studio, but it doesn't appear to have a dark mode,
>> and I imagine trying to add one would require a bunch of emacs-style
>> screwing around with it.
>
> M-x modus-themes-toggle RET
>
> i.e. hold Alt, press x, then type “mo
I would assume that people who dont use Emacs are entitled to document
their experiences using their weapon(s) of choice within the Guix
knowledge corpus.
Sure, consider and discuss governance and workflows... but people
complaining that Emacs users have documented their techniques to a
bette
