To track my time I use org-mode and org-clock-statusbar-app.
In bettertouchtool for osx:
| keybinding | exec command |
|---|---|
| C-S-F11 | osascript ~/.emacs.d/org-clock.applescript clock_in |
| C-S-M-F11 | osascript ~/.emacs.d/org-clock.applescript clock_in_default |
| C-S-F12 | osascript ~/.emacs.d/org-clock.applescript clock_out |
| C-S-F10 | osascript ~/.emacs.d/org-clock.applescript show_current |
TODO: same thing in linux
TODO: use elpa when it supports ssl or signed packages, it now doesn't
Anyway it's convenient to have everything in the same repo for fast deployment.
I use stock git subtrees without support of .gittrees file, in some forks it contains info on paths, repos, and refspecs.
Installation looked like:
commit uncommitted
$ # assuming we are in ~/.emacs.d/
$ git remote add org-mode git://orgmode.org/org-mode.git
$ git fetch org-mode
$ git subtree add -P emacs.d/ym-packages/org-mode org-mode maint --squash
I wrote a trivial script which also logs info on subtrees:
./ym-packages.sh add org-mode git://orgmode.org/org-mode.git maint
If you want to get specific commit, then add master and then pull refspec.
TODO: in org-clock.applescript find a better way to get full path of emacsclient --- in osx it's in Emacs.app, not one installed systemwide
Favicons in tabs are bright and distracting. This will make them grayscale in firefox:
~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/[...].default/chrome/userChrome.css:
.tabbrowser-tab .tab-content, toolbarbutton { filter: grayscale(1) !important; }
Source: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/gray-scale-toolbar-icons/reviews/670602/