There no longer is a big code block at the beginning of the basic
configuration paragraph. It is now all documented.
Dired is also much more customized, with its configuration fully
documented.
Parinfer and Evil-surround were also added to the list
Custom PATH was removed since it caused some serious issues with Emacs
not finding required binaries. It seems this was only needed at a
certain point in my Spacemacs config, and it is no longer needed in
either Spacemacs nor my current config.
Some preliminary work with EXWM has been done, though I am still not
sure if I’ll ever use it as my main WM (I’m currently also taking a
look at StumpWM).
Bufler was added to my packages for managing my buffers.
Org-mode moved `org-plus-contrib' out of the main repo, and it is now
a separate package, `org-contrib'. I now also follow the git version
of org-mode (it is no longer managed by my system’s package manager).
This commit rebases my Emacs PKGBUILD on the one used by
`emacs-git'. By default, my compiler will now use the gold linker,
native-compilation, and ahead of time elisp native compilation. It
stills include PDF documentation and xwidgets browser, but removes the
HTML docs.
Recently, the `contrib/' directory of org moved to a different
repository. This broke the previous `emacs-org-mode-git' package. This
commit adds a new PKGBUILD for `emacs-org-mode-git' and adds a
configuration snippet for `org-contrib' in my vanilla Emacs
configuration.
Change the keyword used from `html_head_extra' to `html_head', since
they are both strictly equivalent to one another.
Update Matomo script in order to better respect RGPD requirements and
related French laws.
Rename `installation.org' to `bootstrap.org' since it better describes
what it is for.
Rename `emacs.org' to `spacemacs.org', preparing for the new
`emacs.org' dedicated to my vanilla config.
I will now track the master branch of Emacs instead of native-comp,
thank you so much to Eli for creating this feature and to all the
maintainers who helped merging this branch into master!
Chemacs2 is a utility for Emacs to switch between various profiles and
configurations of Emacs without a hassle.
It thus helps me run my fully configured Spacemacss alongside my new
attempt at configuring some vanilla Emacs after years of using
Spacemacs.
I also added Doom-Emacs for reference.
Shortcut `SPC o '' now launches `eshell-new' instead of just plain
`eshell', a new shortcut invokes `vterm', and the shortcut for
`helm-man-woman' is removed in favor of the default one in Spacemacs
