Protesilaos Stavrou updated his spacious-padding package. I’d ignored this earlier but installed it today and it’s a nice, subtle, quality-of-life improvement to Emacs. It increases the padding or spacing of frames and windows on demand. The idea with this package is to provide the means to easily toggle
This morning, I had trouble finding something that I was certain I'd written yesterday. I was pretty sure I'd written it in one org-mode file or another, but it seemed to be missing. Turns out it wasn't missing. I just couldn't see
I use org-attach a lot. There's no way to see which files are attached without calling "org-attach-open" or whatever. Apparently something changed in Org-mode years ago that removed the function that did what I want. Found the following on the mailing list... (defun org-attach-save-file-list-to-property (dir) "
Just a quick appreciation of a common Org-mode feature. By default, archiving a TODO in Org-mode moves it to another file: "The default archive location is a file in the same directory as the current file, with the name derived by appending ‘_archive’ to the current file name."
Emacs is less than friendly out of the box, so we customize things to suit our own personal tastes and preferences. When starting out, some people even enjoy that part. It's one of the best things about Emacs, but I hated it. I just wanted to do stuff,