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10 By Rasmus Toftdal Olesen posted 3 months and 2 week(s) ago
Fix colors and font on windows. Start using virtual buffers for ido.
9 By Rasmus Toftdal Olesen posted 9 months and 1 week(s) ago
* Add qmake-mode and color-theme from el-get. * Set Ghostscript paths on windows.
8 By Rasmus Toftdahl Olesen posted a year and 1 month(s) ago
Make starttls (used in gnus for imap TLS transport) ignore certificate errors (i use a self-signed certificate.
7 By Rasmus Toftdal Olesen posted a year and 2 month(s) ago
Add undo-tree
6 By Rasmus Toftdal Olesen posted a year and 2 month(s) ago
Add cmake-mode and iss-mode to el-get
5 By Rasmus Toftdahl Olesen posted a year and 2 month(s) ago
Add nxhtml to get syntax coloring and indention for django templates, neat
4 By Rasmus Toftdahl Olesen posted a year and 3 month(s) ago
Do not set :background and :foreground for default font face, rely on the default for the platform we are currently running on.
3 By Rasmus Toftdahl Olesen posted a year and 3 month(s) ago
Only include ~/.emacs.private if it exists.
2 By Rasmus Toftdal Olesen posted a year and 3 month(s) ago
Add two python scripts to make life easier on windows (where symlinks are only just supported from Vista)
1 By Rasmus Toftdahl Olesen posted a year and 3 month(s) ago
Commit latest .emacs (working on Ubuntu Maverick)

I have been using emacs as my editor of choice for many years now, there has been times when i have wanted to replace it - but i just can't seem to go away.

This is, of course, mostly due to the key-bindings used in emacs, once you get used to it you will be hard pressed to use anything else.

At this point i think i have just accepted that emacs will be with me for the next many years.

I am no emacs guru but over the years i have acumulated some emacs-lisp that customise emacs to my tastes. Use it if you want to.

Since i am now developing on both Linux and Windows, and since i prefer to use the same .emacs file for both platforms my .emacs contains a bit of code to handle that.

Besides the .emacs file you should also download the extensions i use and put them in ~/.emacs.d - although an emacs newer than mine might come with the extensions built-in. Emacs will use it's own version if that is available.

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