Recently I wrote about a little function I wrote to toggle between the light and dark theme in KDE - Plasma and switching my Emacs theme in the process. I still wasn't quite satisfied and tweaked it a bit more. I like my desktop to be neat and
After switching/re-installing/upgrading my OS I have deliberately chosen to not set up Notmuch in Emacs again, as the whole idea of my new setup rather is to be as simple and minimal as possible and to rely on the least amount of dependencies that I could get away
And here I am again, typing happily away in Emacs in my nicely set up Sway WM. The trained eye might already have spotted in my previous post that the pictured editor is of course not Obsidian, but my "old" friend Emacs. And I am glad to be
In a recent post I wrote about how I, somewhat spontaneously, changed my desktop environment and am overall using the Solarized theme now everywhere I can. Looking at the themes that are around nowadays, Solarized might be old-school, but it is the best theme for my eyes, I like it
Transients seemingly are all the rage recently and I have built a few myself once I realized that Transient is built-in already, thus doesn't need any additional packages. The recently released CASUAL DIRED package inspired me to share my EMMS-DIRED-PLAYER transient that I have built a while ago.