Daniel Borchmann
ddded41c7a
There is no use in displaying the whole date when it’s clear that we are only looking at one day. Thus, only hours and minutes are shown for start and end times now. To make the headline still useful, a new time format has been introduced. |
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Daniel’s Emacs Configuration
My personal Emacs Configuration, containing bits of code collected from around the web. Have fun with it!
Structure
The main configuration is available in the usual /exot/.emacs.d/src/commit/ddded41c7acd7659e234b5a416e1eeb86b984736/init.el file, with additional
functionality distributed over files in the /exot/.emacs.d/src/commit/ddded41c7acd7659e234b5a416e1eeb86b984736/site-lisp directory. Some private
data is outsources into a separate submodule named private, and is not included
in this repository. The configuration should work nevertheless, even without
these private files.
The main init.el file consists mostly of variable assignments, use-package
declarations, and initializing the package subsystem. The main lifting is
done by the db/run-init function, which is attached to the after-init-hook
in init.el. This way, all necessary local hooks and autoloads are set up by
init.el, and the db/run-init functions only activates a (minimal?)
configurations needed for every session, including modes, keybindings, hydras,
and global hooks. It also imports some environment variables and starts the
server when running under windows. Any additional packages are only loaded when
required.
Compatibility
This configuration is known to work with Emacs 25.2 (and later) on Debian GNU/Linux and Windows 10 (sigh).
License
ⓒ 2017 Daniel Borchmann
This configuration is available under the MIT license, see /exot/.emacs.d/src/commit/ddded41c7acd7659e234b5a416e1eeb86b984736/LICENSE for details.