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When I learn something new, I always find myself wishing there was some kind of map to help me figure out where to start, how to track progress, and what to learn next. So now I'm making them. Here's one for learning Org Mode, a popular outline/TODO/everything-else mode for the Emacs text editor. You can probably figure out the relevant manual sections to read based on the keywords, but feel free

Michael Jones wanted to know how I organized my Org Mode files. Here’s how I do things! Org Mode for Emacs is an outliner that lets you add a little structure to plain text files. Not only can you use it to move around, hide, and show sections of your outline, but you can also: schedule tasks and mark them as complete, add hyperlinks and formatting, estimate effort and track time, export to HTML a

As part of preparing Emacs News, I have some code that makes a list of headlines from RSS feeds like the one from Planet Emacslife and the news posts from the Org Mode mailing list (posts with [BLOG] in the subject line). The problem was that Unicode characters ended up being weird (like é), so I usually ended up deleting them, looking up the correct characters, and replacing them. Thanks to this

So here’s how to access Facebook from w3m, one of the web browsers in Emacs: 1. Enable cookies by setting w3m-use-cookies to t. 2. Go to http://m.facebook.com . 3. Choose the HTTP login. 4. Log in with your username and password. Hooray for mobile interfaces that don’t require Javascript! =D So far, it seems to work. I can update my status! Sweet! Next step: Figure out how to set up shimbun for Fa

I finally got around to asking my manager for permission to contribute org-toodledo as open source. Here it is. Enjoy! ;;; org-toodledo.el - Toodledo integration for Emacs Org mode ;; (c) 2010 Sacha Chua (sacha@sachachua.com) ;; ;; This file is not part of GNU Emacs. ;; This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under ;; the terms of the GNU General Public License as published

Posted: Dec 28, 2007 - Modified: Dec 31, 2007| emacs, org, wickedcoolemacs 2(please remove leading spaces from code excerpts) You’d like to use the Org Mode for Emacs to manage your tasks. In this blog post, I’ll cover the absolute minimum you need to get started. We’ll assume that you already have GNU Emacs 22 and that you’re reasonably familiar with using Emacs, including installing external mod