Eric MacAdie: Emacs Carnival: Writing Experience https://macadie.info/2025/07/21/emacs-carnival-writing-experience/ #emacs
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#Emacs send-to (aka #macOS sharing) merged upstream
https://xenodium.com/emacs-send-to-aka-macos-sharing-merged-upstream
I'm glad I gave it a chance https://indieweb.social/@xenodium/113962578532697485
![The image shows a computer screen with a dark-themed program window open, running within Emacs (a popular text editor). At the top, the window lists "Active filters: [!omit]", indicating some files are filtered from view.
Below this, there's a green line showing available disk space (169 GiB available), followed by a list of files and directories:
- Some file names are written in light blue, such as a patch file.
- Certain file names are highlighted in orange and prefixed by an asterisk — these are various "ChangeLog" files with numeric suffixes.
- Other standard files and folders are shown in white and blue text.
In the bottom-left corner of the screen, a pop-up menu is open, likely from a macOS system. This pop-up displays options for sending files, such as "AirDrop," "Mail," "Messages," and others, with "AirDrop" currently selected. The pop-up mentions that there are 5 documents, totaling 17.1 MB.
The background behind the program is a blurred, colorful abstract pattern in blue, tan, and orange hues.
In summary: The image shows a file manager in a programmer's editor window, listing files and folders, with a macOS pop-up menu open for sharing files. The overall appearance is clean, modern, and uses a dark mode color scheme for accessibility.](https://bookwyrm-social.sfo3.digitaloceanspaces.com/images/status/4ae5ad6e-b106-437e-930a-9c5b77f4d5c8.png "The image shows a computer screen with a dark-themed program window open, running within Emacs (a popular text editor). At the top, the window lists \"Active filters: [!omit]\", indicating some files are filtered from view.
Below this, there's a green line showing available disk space (169 GiB available), followed by a list of files and directories:
- Some file names are written in light blue, such as a patch file.
- Certain file names are highlighted in orange and prefixed by an asterisk — these are various \"ChangeLog\" files with numeric suffixes.
- Other standard files and folders are shown in white and blue text.
In the bottom-left corner of the screen, a pop-up menu is open, likely from a macOS system. This pop-up displays options for sending files, such as \"AirDrop,\" \"Mail,\" \"Messages,\" and others, with \"AirDrop\" currently selected. The pop-up mentions that there are 5 documents, totaling 17.1 MB.
The background behind the program is a blurred, colorful abstract pattern in blue, tan, and orange hues.
In summary: The image shows a file manager in a programmer's editor window, listing files and folders, with a macOS pop-up menu open for sharing files. The overall appearance is clean, modern, and uses a dark mode color scheme for accessibility.")
My granddaughter just asked if she could sit on my lap to use my laptop to play Tetris… in Emacs. I have never been prouder. 🗺️🎮🧠 #Emacs #GeographerGrandpa #TetrisElite #ParentingWin #FOSSNextGen
Emacs org-mode includes the function `org-latex-preview`, which provides image overlays for LaTeX formulas in the buffer. As it turns out, it mostly works in non-org-mode buffers. It does throw warnings. I have suppressed them with this little wrapper:
```
(defun tws-latex-preview (&optional ARG)
(interactive "P")
(let ((warning-minimum-level ':error))
(org-latex-preview ARG)))
```
Not rigorously tested, but seems to work for making pretty comments in my source code.
yesterday i discovered swagg.el, which wrangles swagger /openAPI specs in Emacs and interactively generates requests against them.
today i hacked up hag.el, which hijacks swagg.el to generate a full client library for a swagger API. (early days but the code is pretty clean, much more so (dont ask me why) than the common lisp openAPI clients i tried and cried with...)
Estoy tan cansado de la informática este verano que se me olvidaba que he escrito un pequeño post en mi cápsula de gémini. Por supuesto hablo de #emacs, pero no os quedéis ahí, también critico la cultura empresarial tecnológica en general. @emacstips @hispaemacs @sacha gemini://maxxcan.flounder.online/gemlog/2025-06-29-la-dulce-vuelta-a-casa.gmi https://maxxcan.flounder.online/gemlog/2025-06-29-la-dulce-vuelta-a-casa.gmi
Huge thanks for creating and maintaining #emacs #orgmode . I'm using it for many years now, tracking my work time using clock in/out and generating PDF invoices in the spirit of
https://notes.secretsauce.net/notes/2014/10/01_org-mode-for-invoices.html
(using `#+INCLUDE` macros + Elisp).
Rock-solid, hackable, and why I love #Emacs.
Assigning your copyright to the FSF helps defend the GPL and keep software free. Thank you to Yuta Urano for assigning your copyright to the FSF! More at: https://u.fsf.org/463 #Emacs #CopyrightAssignments
Assigning your copyright to the FSF helps defend the GPL and keep software free. Thank you to Yuta Urano for assigning your copyright to the FSF! More at: https://u.fsf.org/463 #Emacs #CopyrightAssignments
EmacsConf 2025 Call for Participation https://lobste.rs/s/ptsrso #emacs #event
https://emacsconf.org/2025/cfp/
Assigning your copyright to the FSF helps defend the GPL and keep software free. Thank you to Matthew Tromp for assigning your copyright to the FSF! More at: https://u.fsf.org/463 #Emacs #CopyrightAssignments
As someone who went straight from command line Git to Magit, I'm just now learning the built in vc-* commands are pretty good, vc-region-history in particular which shows the commit history of a selected region is pretty killer.
MegaBatar!!
I made this game in 6 caffeinated weeks during the #holocaust #genocide.
- A contemplative retro arcade space shooter ;
- A short - yet intense - classical SHMUP experience ;
- A serious button-masher for the 🙂 adult in you.
Don't miss the briefing. The enemy is NOT human.
Get it NOW: https://yphil.itch.io/megabatar
#OpenSource: https://gitlab.com/yphil/megabatar
#megabatar #godot #emacs #game #IndieDev #gamedev #retrogaming #emulation #gaming #linux #floss
Assigning your copyright to the FSF helps defend the GPL and keep software free. Thank you to Matthew Tromp for assigning your copyright to the FSF! More at: https://u.fsf.org/463 #Emacs #CopyrightAssignments