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Revision as of 08:42, 28 March 2012
Ido is a very convenient way to find files and switch buffers.
Basic setup
(ido-mode)
(ido-everywhere 1)
Helpful keybindings
- [C-x C-c]
- Quit Emacs.
- [C-x C-s] (or M-x save-buffer)
- Save buffer.
Common Customization
Customization 1
(message "This stuff will go in your .emacs")
Customization 2
(message "You can also do this customization")
GNU/Linux
GNU/Linux Notes 1
GNU/Linux Notes 2
OS X
OS X Notes 1
OS X Notes 2
Windows
Windows users be aware of this.
Windows Notes 1
Windows Notes 2
Emacs-24
Emacs-24 specific notes.
Emacs-24 specific notes 1
Emacs-24 specific notes 2
Emacs-23
Emacs-23 is not as great as Emacs-24. You will have these problems and you can workaround it this way.
Emacs-23 specific notes 1
Emacs-23 specific notes 2
Emacs-22
Seriously...Why are you even looking at this? You suck. Your Emacs sucks. Your organization sucks.
Emacs-24 specific notes 1
Emacs-24 specific notes 2
Recommended Reading
Project Pages
Tutorial Pages
- Emacs as commit message editor
- Tips for setting up Emacs as Bazaar commit editor.