Cunene

Cunene river bordering Angola and Namibia. (C) 2012 Wilkinsons World

About

This repository contains my personal Emacs configuration. It is heavily based on others - copy and paste, mainly (References). It uses the literate config approach.

To use it, simply git clone the repo into ~/.emacs.d:

git clone https://github.com/mcraveiro/cunene.git ~/.emacs.d

And start Emacs. It will download all the necessary packages. You can also test this init without changing your configuration:

emacs --no-init-file -l ./init.el

If for whatever reason you cannot download packages, I normally tag my elpa directory periodically. You can download it from the releases:

• https://github.com/mcraveiro/cunene/releases

Then have a look at the Emacs Lisp Recipes to recompile all packages.

Roam

This project also stores all my knowledge about Emacs itself, using the org-roam approach. The generated web pages are available as a web site:

• https://mcraveiro.github.io/cunene/

Index to content:

• Notes and comments
• Emacs Lisp Recipes
• Debugging in Emacs
• Interesting Modes

Configuration

The configuration itself is split into a small number of self-contained files to make it easier to grok.

• Core
• Quality of Life
• Features
• Development
• Music
• External