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.
This commit updates the version of Chemacs used. It also adds a new
profile for testing Spacemacs in a clean way.
My dotspacemacs also went for the wrong org configuration file, this
is now fixed.
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!
Ivy now appears as a floating frame, and some better defaults
Packages related to one another are now better grouped
Add code auto-completion with company
Add eldoc and support for company
Add shortcuts specific to emacs-lisp, org-src-mode
Add pdf-tools, pdf-view-midnight-minor-mode enabled by default
I should make Emacs use spaces for indentation in at least EmacsLisp.
Also org-appear doesn’t seem to work yet.
Main additions in this commit are mu4e (lots of code taken from
DoomEmacs) and some org-mode configuration.
I also fixed some keybindings with evil and the bépo layout.
BUILD EVERYTHING!!!
Literate config has yet to come.
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.
