voidq.xyz is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.
This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.
(Емаксеры, ваш выход. Время выёбываться своими хитрыми системами интерактивной разработки. Я уверен, всё это уже давно придумали до меня.)
In the Casual v3.0 update, the setup process has been vastly simplified to being a single command. Details in the attached link.
http://yummymelon.com/devnull/simplifying-setup-for-casual.html
Casual is a project to re-imagine the primary user interface for Emacs using keyboard-driven menus. Casual v3.0 is now available on MELPA and NonGNU ELPA.
My advice for users wanting to switch to Emacs. ~ Daniel Pinkston. https://www.bardman.dev/technology/switching-to-emacs/ #Emacs
I want write a mode for Emacs.
find package-vc-install, and try to invoke it via M-x.
There's no obvious map between lisp calling conventions but I try a few things.
I know from the documentation it's possible to pass a url, but I get an warning '[Match Required]'.
What it is matching with, I don't know, so I apropos and look at the docs.
I see this list of properties and start on the left:
"event-symbol-element-mask"
I search Qwant, I search DuckDuckGo, I search Google. nada
Google AI, and you know how I feel about AI, finds that the documentation for "event-symbol-element-mask" is to be found in a stack exchange post.
(edit) not so, neither of the supporting links actually declare what is said in the summary.
still no idea how to format an emacs command line invocation from the lisp documentation because there's no link from the specific to the general and no way to find out without reading apparently infinite documentation.
it's not looking good.
look at this fucking shit. good job.
https://www.google.com/search?q=%22event-symbol-element-mask%22&hl=en&start=0
What is a good way to send an alert from Emacs on Linux to an android phone? (Happy to go via some messaging thing) #emacs
Alright, before I veer away .....if you are sticking to the age-old stuff like me .....😜
Emacs ---> https://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacs
Vim --> https://vimawesome.com/
A dash of "modern salt" to spice things up ....but very, very limited, just not to bloat it.
A bit embarrassing, but since the last reinstall I seem to constatnly fail at that, so: Does somebody have a sensible emacs config for developing in C (i.e. integration with the clangd lsp and stuff)?
All of those churches are in communion with the Holy Roman Catholic Church and the Ecumenical Patriach of Constantinopel.
So these churches are just Dired, Org Mode, Magit, Gnus, Tramp, etc
Today, I got Gemma4:12b-it-qat running at a good 70 tokens per second on the Lenovo, Nvidia 4070, llama.cpp, with multi token prediction. Got Qwen3.8:27b running at a good 6 tokens per second. Yeah that one ain't going anywhere fast. I'm downloading Gemma4:26b to see how fast it can go on this poor machine. Also, got Emacs with Emacspeak working with an Eloquence speech server, for the new Eloquence for Linux. That's how I'm using Mastodon on Linux currently.
If GNU Emacs is the Holy Roman Catholic church, XEmacs surely is the Holy Orthodox church.
Both of these two churches are originally belong to the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostholic Church.
Atom, Zed, VSCode are all Protestant denominations. Exactly like those Protestants churches, more and more denominations will be created.
In GNU Emacs, is there any way to 'undo' the loss of a selection region, especially a rectangle selection? I am forever going through the dance of C-x SPC, select a rectangle region, do something that fumbles the action I wanted to do, rectangle region disappears, I grind my teeth, and I would like an easy way to recover should there be one.
(I can't spot anything in the manual or in MELPA/ELPA packages, but I may not have looked hard enough.)
Tengo un Iphone, y todo mi ecosistema #emacs se rompio. Peeero, me puse a aprender speckit para hacer un bot que me resuelva mis problemas.
El bot me manda los textos, url e imagens a un inbox-mobile.org
https://github.com/alvarmaciel/mobile-org-capture
Sometimes, autocomplete hurts more than it helps #emacs https://github.com/lobovit/dotfiles/commit/c69e2f0cdfd12dd0f6ad945525822ca4e3312f42
ediprolog: Emacs does interactive Prolog. ~ Markus Triska. https://youtu.be/wtMmw0HlXTg #Prolog #LogicProgramming #Emacs
Después de 8 meses de trabajo codo con codo con Laura, la traductora, tengo el placer de anunciar la versión en español de la web de Org Mode 🎉
Han sido meses de discutir terminología, pulir matices y revisar página por página.
👉 https://orgmode.org/es/index.html
Gracias, Laura. Esto es tan tuyo como mío. Y gracias a Ihor Radchenko (@yantar92 ), mantenedor de Org Mode, por sus revisiones.
RSI and Emacs: When Your Pinky Says Enough is Enough: https://taonaw.com/2026/08/16/rsi-and-emacs-when-your.html
I’ve been doing even more Emacs writing lately, and my pinky is paying the price. After years of using Caps Lock as Control, I’m finally feeling the strain. Here’s what happened, what I’m doing about it, and what new ergonomic keyboards I’m considering.
RE: https://fosstodon.org/@svw/117105043577901601
Looking at the innermost message.
Might "tried to save" refer to pressing C-s?
I vaguely recall something about cases where that indeed didn't reach Emacs (could that have happened on a Sun?), but then does that also mean Paul Graham didn't know about ^S/^Q?
In any case, I can't possibly recall how I learned about C-x C-s, so I can't recall how obscure it was, or not.
I won't know the answer, but the innermost message only tells a part of the story.
RE: https://fosstodon.org/@svw/117105043577901601
This just proves that _nothing_ in computing is intuitive, its all based on learning.
When confronted with something that works differently from what you have already learnt it means you have to learn anew.
Some people like that challenge, others don't.
Menu's with key-strokes listed and for Emacs `which-key` and `transient` buffers help massively
Hmm, I would have expected that "emacsclient -e '(vertico-next)'" would move my cursor in the minibuffer a line down, but it doesn't. The same command via M-x works. There seems to be a difference between evaluating within #emacs and via emacsclient -e
RE: https://mathstodon.xyz/@divyaranjan/117104660983147041
The new cross platform gui library is now ...
/checks notes
Incredible.
Okay so, I cannot still believe it. But the #Emacs Canvas patch is finally merged to upstream master. It's been over 8 months of back and forth, and so much confusion and self-doubt, but it's surreal to see it finally be merged.
A whole new era of graphics within Emacs has opened up with this!
I am going to be forever indebted to @minad for collaborating with me on this, for coming up with the idea when he saw me struggle with PPM. He's been the best mentor to me through all this. This was my first patch to core, and it is through his guidance that I could get into the details of redisplay, etc.
I am also very thankful to @tusharhero @moksh @shepherd who did not give up on this while I was on it. Tushar has been so supportive with reviewing, and helping and in general keeping my hopes high.
All in all, I am very glad to be part of the Emacs community.
Cheers to Emacs, the editor that not only refuses to die, but evolves and lives!
@svw I started using emacs because in grad school someone told me RMAIL in emacs was the best mailer (1992). I got it working, but couldn't figure anything out. Got out of #emacs and realized RMAIL slurped up the whole mbox file. I had to learn emacs to get my mail back... by the time I did I stuck with emacs for my main work. (And usenet news)
Though I did always use #vi for small edits... emacs stayed with me for anything important to this day.
minimal-emacs.d - A Customizable #Emacs init.el and early-init.el for Better Defaults and Optimized Startup [Release 1.5.1]
https://github.com/jamescherti/minimal-emacs.d
RE: https://mas.to/@paniash/117033718078544270
Just added the screenshots! Feedback is welcome. :)
Thanks to Prot's work on using the Modus themes as a template for making new themes, I've made an emacs port of the vague theme:
https://github.com/paniash/modus-vague.git
It's still a work-in-progress but feedback is welcome!
Does anyone know if howm and hyperbole are going LLM friendly?
I thought org might be safe b/c it is in emacs
Okay so, I cannot still believe it. But the #Emacs Canvas patch is finally merged to upstream master. It's been over 8 months of back and forth, and so much confusion and self-doubt, but it's surreal to see it finally be merged.
A whole new era of graphics within Emacs has opened up with this!
I am going to be forever indebted to @minad for collaborating with me on this, for coming up with the idea when he saw me struggle with PPM. He's been the best mentor to me through all this. This was my first patch to core, and it is through his guidance that I could get into the details of redisplay, etc.
I am also very thankful to @tusharhero @moksh @shepherd who did not give up on this while I was on it. Tushar has been so supportive with reviewing, and helping and in general keeping my hopes high.
All in all, I am very glad to be part of the Emacs community.
Cheers to Emacs, the editor that not only refuses to die, but evolves and lives!
RE: https://mathstodon.xyz/@divyaranjan/117104660983147041
Thank you so much Divya for the collaboration and pushing the canvas patch over the finishing line! You made the difference. I am looking forward to new graphics applications people come up with inside Emacs.
Okay so, I cannot still believe it. But the #Emacs Canvas patch is finally merged to upstream master. It's been over 8 months of back and forth, and so much confusion and self-doubt, but it's surreal to see it finally be merged.
A whole new era of graphics within Emacs has opened up with this!
I am going to be forever indebted to @minad for collaborating with me on this, for coming up with the idea when he saw me struggle with PPM. He's been the best mentor to me through all this. This was my first patch to core, and it is through his guidance that I could get into the details of redisplay, etc.
I am also very thankful to @tusharhero @moksh @shepherd who did not give up on this while I was on it. Tushar has been so supportive with reviewing, and helping and in general keeping my hopes high.
All in all, I am very glad to be part of the Emacs community.
Cheers to Emacs, the editor that not only refuses to die, but evolves and lives!
A Tour of Magit's Status Interface via @tusharhero https://lobste.rs/s/bhhcf3 #emacs #vcs
https://heiwiper.com/posts/magit-status-tour/
If you want to stay on the (upcoming) stable Emacs 31 for a while, we provide a backported version of the Canvas patch at https://github.com/minad/emacs-canvas-patch/raw/refs/heads/main/canvas-31.patch #emacs #canvas #graphics
@divyaranjan @minad @tusharhero @moksh @shepherd
Many congratulations! This is exciting news. I just compiled the backported version for emacs-31 and will be trying out some graphics on #emacs! Yet another step towards using emacs as my entire operating system. :)
@svw I began using Turbo Pascal on a PC and only later began to use Unix (HP-UX). Thus I was introduced to #vi. When I moved from Canada to the US I decided to start using #Emacs. After a year I gave up and began using FTE (the Folding Text Editor). Emacs just felt like I could never remember enough key combinations. Then in 2007 I got a new job, one of the leads used and loved Emacs, so I decided to give it another go. And I haven't looked back since. I live in Emacs buffers :-). Cheers, -Randy