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README.md

Dots Emacs

Emacsˈ is a family of text editors that are characterized by their extensibility. GNU Emacs is one of them, which means I get to customize it as much as I like. This repo tries to configure emacs to be the superbeast it is meant to be. It is a constant work in progress, and many hours were poured in these config files to make this software my own.

At this point, configuring emacs has almost become a hobby. I would never say that it was a waste of time, nor that I regret doing any of this. I use this program nearly every day - It even run as a daemon as soon as I open my computer. Who knows, I might be using this repo in 20 years from now. Emacs is already 30-ish years old, so... yeah.

Neat tech, isn't it?

Installation

First thing first:

git clone https://github.com/notarock/.emacs.d

Next, launch emacs and install use-package:

M-x install-package <RET> use-package <RET>

After the installation, exit emacs and fire it up again.

Dependencies

Things that need to be in your $path:

  • markdown (used by markdown-preview-mode)