Org Mode Basics In Doom Emacs DistroTube
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Date: 2022-03-30
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Chulito
Hey Distrohuggers,
My install of Fedora Rawhide is now using kernel -5.8.0-0.rc2.20200622git,- or some iteration of 5.8-rc2.
All in all, I have had great success living in Rawhide on hardware for a year now, and I really do not know diddly about Linux.
Something weird is going on with DNF or the way Gnome is handling updates in 3.37. I have no idea yet, if it is just my install, or if something is being worked on, as I have not had the enthusiasm to follow the forums.
What I think is so cool, is that if Rawhide is stable enough for somebody like me to use it, then any distros behind Fedora in development, will eventually gain from Rawhide's trials and errors, and so desktop distros are going to be even more stable in 2021. Meaning, I bet it will be a year before Linux Mint has some of the stuff my Rawhide install is currently using, and one could definitely say that for Debian Stable.
The following packages are the git-versions used by Rawhide ( versus using the most recent stable versions ): plymouth, lockdev, runc, podman, conmon, numad, audit, and all the kernel packages, many many more. And for the other 500 plus packages, Rawhide uses the latest upstream versions of things like glibc, systemd, gnome. And like other developmental versions of a distro, all the clients like libreoffice, inkscape, are a week or two newer than what you would currently see in something like Tumbleweed.
Fedora Rawhide will branch off in a few months and form what will become Fedora Version 33. That all being said, to the untrained eye, there is no discernible difference between Fedora Rawhide in June of 2020 than the current Fedora 32. However, nearly every package has had some bug fixed, or a few lines of code modified, and hopefully improved. At this stage, it might be safe to say there are a few regressions.
Live on the Edge - Live in Rawhide
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Hey Distrohuggers,
My install of Fedora Rawhide is now using kernel -5.8.0-0.rc2.20200622git,- or some iteration of 5.8-rc2.
All in all, I have had great success living in Rawhide on hardware for a year now, and I really do not know diddly about Linux.
Something weird is going on with DNF or the way Gnome is handling updates in 3.37. I have no idea yet, if it is just my install, or if something is being worked on, as I have not had the enthusiasm to follow the forums.
What I think is so cool, is that if Rawhide is stable enough for somebody like me to use it, then any distros behind Fedora in development, will eventually gain from Rawhide's trials and errors, and so desktop distros are going to be even more stable in 2021. Meaning, I bet it will be a year before Linux Mint has some of the stuff my Rawhide install is currently using, and one could definitely say that for Debian Stable.
The following packages are the git-versions used by Rawhide ( versus using the most recent stable versions ): plymouth, lockdev, runc, podman, conmon, numad, audit, and all the kernel packages, many many more. And for the other 500 plus packages, Rawhide uses the latest upstream versions of things like glibc, systemd, gnome. And like other developmental versions of a distro, all the clients like libreoffice, inkscape, are a week or two newer than what you would currently see in something like Tumbleweed.
Fedora Rawhide will branch off in a few months and form what will become Fedora Version 33. That all being said, to the untrained eye, there is no discernible difference between Fedora Rawhide in June of 2020 than the current Fedora 32. However, nearly every package has had some bug fixed, or a few lines of code modified, and hopefully improved. At this stage, it might be safe to say there are a few regressions.
Live on the Edge - Live in Rawhide
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keevee09
Quick note on TABLES:
Create your heading row as usual then (still in INSERT mode) press RETURN to get to the next row and type:
--TAB RET [that's: -pipe---dash---TAB---RETURN- and it will create a horizontal line space and then create a new empty table row.
EDIT: Never mind, 30 seconds later into the video and I learn a new key-combination to do just that :/ : (SPC m b -)
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Quick note on TABLES:
Create your heading row as usual then (still in INSERT mode) press RETURN to get to the next row and type:
--TAB RET [that's: -pipe---dash---TAB---RETURN- and it will create a horizontal line space and then create a new empty table row.
EDIT: Never mind, 30 seconds later into the video and I learn a new key-combination to do just that :/ : (SPC m b -)
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Rem
Thanks for video. I heard that in org mode you can make pretty complex projects, say under one heading some tables, under another heading some python code that could actually be run, then some latex and all it the same file. Is that so or I misunderstood somehow? If yes, can really code access data from the tables or it's too much?)
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Thanks for video. I heard that in org mode you can make pretty complex projects, say under one heading some tables, under another heading some python code that could actually be run, then some latex and all it the same file. Is that so or I misunderstood somehow? If yes, can really code access data from the tables or it's too much?)
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steven
Hey, I started to get serious coding on vim just a couple of weeks before, and then I saw Doom Emacs and man, I can reuse almost all the shortcuts, but also I enjoy all the learning. Thanks bro.
One question, how you get that icons in the Org mode? In my emacs it just show an '-' with other colors.
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Hey, I started to get serious coding on vim just a couple of weeks before, and then I saw Doom Emacs and man, I can reuse almost all the shortcuts, but also I enjoy all the learning. Thanks bro.
One question, how you get that icons in the Org mode? In my emacs it just show an '-' with other colors.
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Aritra
Hey, can I directly pest my screenshots in emacs?
Actually, I want to create a note but I have to save my screenshot at first and then manually set the path to org-mode.
It will be better if I directly pest the image from the clip code.
please make a video or give the solution about it.
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Hey, can I directly pest my screenshots in emacs?
Actually, I want to create a note but I have to save my screenshot at first and then manually set the path to org-mode.
It will be better if I directly pest the image from the clip code.
please make a video or give the solution about it.
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mohan
Hey Derek, Awesome content. Thanks to you, I started the switch from VIM to Doom emacs. I cant find the org file you are using here in your master repo. -org-mode-basics-in-doom-emacs.org- did not exist on -master-. please update the file. cheers!
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Hey Derek, Awesome content. Thanks to you, I started the switch from VIM to Doom emacs. I cant find the org file you are using here in your master repo. -org-mode-basics-in-doom-emacs.org- did not exist on -master-. please update the file. cheers!
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Jonathan
I spent a good four hours making an org-mode document and meticulously practicing all the steps in this video. I feel more powerful and capable thanks to your instruction. Thank you very much for your excellent educational content.
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I spent a good four hours making an org-mode document and meticulously practicing all the steps in this video. I feel more powerful and capable thanks to your instruction. Thank you very much for your excellent educational content.
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MarsDrums
Schedule is now SPC m d s. How often do they change those bindings? I just did a fresh install of Doom Emacs and the key bindings seem a little different.
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Schedule is now SPC m d s. How often do they change those bindings? I just did a fresh install of Doom Emacs and the key bindings seem a little different.
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ctrlPain
Hey DT, why have you chosen Doom-Emacs over Spacemacs?
I assume you've considered or tried it. If that's correct, what do like better in Doom Emacs?
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Hey DT, why have you chosen Doom-Emacs over Spacemacs?
I assume you've considered or tried it. If that's correct, what do like better in Doom Emacs?
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Pete
Thank you for this introduction to org mode in doom emacs. I was feeling overwhelmed with the dual sets of bindings (emacs & evil), but this helped a lot.
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Thank you for this introduction to org mode in doom emacs. I was feeling overwhelmed with the dual sets of bindings (emacs & evil), but this helped a lot.
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