It seems `mpd_discord_richpresence' has been removed from the AUR, and as
such I cannot install it back for now.
On the other hand, it seems `xss-lock' has been forgotten in the
autostart until now. This is now fixed.
This commit removes the common-lisp layer, as I do not use it anymore.
However, due to college, I need to be able to edit Swift code, hence its
addition.
This commit adds PumoPM back to the autostart script. Its transition to a
systemd unit isn’t complete yet.
`sshbind' has been added as a shorthand for an `ssh' command.
Since I do not use polybar anymore, `polybar-launch' has been deprecated.
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Rewrite some parts that were not true anymore about my configuration,
add some interactivity for some settings some users would not
necessarily want.
Some parts that are no longer needed are also removed, such as yay
installation (done with archfi), nano, and go packages.
Some list of packages were made into org tables, and the command is
rewritten in litterate programming from these tables.
This commit adds the `languagetool' layer to my Emacs configuration.
Since Emacs 27.1, fonts ligatures are supported with Cairo. The
`unicode-fonts' adds support for such feature using `ligatures.el'.
Due to the modification above, I changed my default font to Cascadia
Code.
Since all my files that were opened with a `SPC o f' prefixed shortcut
all opened some org file located in precise directories, I unified
them all with a helm menu and only a couple of directories to specify
(I even added some).
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This commit removes a line that sets all files in `~/.local/bin' as
executables. It was aimed at scripts exported from `bin.org' but it is
no longer required since the executability of these tangled files is
enforced by the shebang header argument added in commit 8f35b85ef1
The unread bookmark is changed to `bU', reserving the lowercase `u' for
the university emails bookmark.
This commit also adds a bookmark for my Emacs mailing list (the first
indicated list is now obsolete, but I keep it to still be able to see
old messages sent there).
Referring to the previous commit, it is actually better if the mu4e
headers view sets its own width _when a message is opened_ and not
when the headers view itself is opened. This commit also makes it so
that the width is evaluated based on the width of the window of the
headers view’s window rather than the width of the frame since the
message will be opened in a new window that will spawn in the headers
view's window.
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This commit fixes a bug introduced in 8c6e622a7c and 69dc8c7d7c where
the mu4e-headers view’s width was set to a dynamic, frame-dependant
value that could not be computed with Emacs launched as a headless
server.
This commit makes this value evaluate when the `mu4e-headers' mode is
activated, and hence it should get the correct width of the current
frame.
This commit removes all python source blocks that were previously used
to generate code. Consequently, the commands for tangling my org files
in the bootstrap script were updated.
[Bootstrap] A shebang header has been added to the org file, removing
the necessity of the shebang code block and manually setting
permissions for the script each time it is tangled.
Custom and local executables will now have the priority over system
executables.
For instance, an `ls' executable located in `$HOME/.local/bin/ls' will
have the priority over `/bin/ls'
This commit changes the font of Emacs from Fantasque Sans Mono to
DejaVu Sans Mono. The latter has a better support for the
International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) than the former. Font size is
also adjusted.
In the mu4e header view, the width of the header view when a message
is opened is now better handled since it will be calculated
accordingly to the frame and not the window. In Emacs, the frame is
actually what we commonly call a window, and a window is the area in
which buffers are displayed (damn this pre-GUI terminology in Emacs).
There is a bug with Emacs launched as a server though: since it is
launched as a headless service at first, the edited code cannot know
what the size of the frame will be, so the user will have to
re-evaluate this code snippet once the first frame is created, or when
the frame is resized and the user wishes to see this value updated.
A possible fix for this could be to hook this evaluation to when a
message is opened instead of when Emacs spins up.
