Emacs tips that never finish
Quickly check the magit-status of your favorite repos
Leonardo Etcheverry
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0 responses
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emacs, magit, git
Emacs With Shell - Editor
Ajaykumar Kannan
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0 responses
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emacs, xiki
Configuring your emacs mode-line isn't as daunting as it seems
Lee Machin
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1 response
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emacs lisp, emacs
Emacs 24 Tweaks
Sanket Sudake
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0 responses
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emacs
Remember the shortcuts that save time
Kevin Wetzels
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0 responses
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shell, emacs, osx, bash
Use ido/iswitchb sytle completion in magit
Leonardo Etcheverry
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0 responses
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emacs, magit, git, ido
Collapse and expand scala code in emacs
Jose Miguel
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0 responses
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scala, emacs, code folding
Changing the diff-mode colors in Emacs
Lincoln de Sousa
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0 responses
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diff, emacs
Russian keyboard layout for Emacs on Mac OS X
Maxim Filatov
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0 responses
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emacs, cyrillic, quail, keyboard layout
OS X: Systemwide VIM Bindings
Luis Nell
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0 responses
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cocoa, emacs, osx, vim
Org-sync synchronize online bugtrackers with emacs
Pablo Álvarez de Sotomayor Posadillo
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0 responses
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emacs lisp, emacs, org, issue tracker
Beginner friendly Emacs
Julius Seporaitis
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0 responses
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emacs, beginners
LiveCode Node.JS Apps
Ethan Winn
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0 responses
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nodejs, emacs, javascript
Emacs registers
Irina Bednova
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4 responses
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emacs, registers
json format script by Emacs Lisp
Wataru MIYAGUNI
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0 responses
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emacs, json
Emacs-friendly keybindings in Cocoa Apps
Jim Myhrberg
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0 responses
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emacs, macosx
Emacs
Greggory Hernandez
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0 responses
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emacs
Use magit-ediff to resolve merge conflicts
Leonardo Etcheverry
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3 responses
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emacs, magit, git
Octopress Snippets for Emacs and YASnippets
Abizer Nasir
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0 responses
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octopress, emacs, yasnippet
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