Post #1403682

2026-03-29 20:39 UTC

@hell Emacs is where I spend the majority of my time, never quantified. - dired is brilliant for file management - magit for all your Git needs - mastodon.el for mastodon Useful communities... - Follow #emacs tab on Mastodon (use advanced queue and add a column for it) - EmacsStackexchange is a wealth of knowledge - /r/emacs is useful - @sacha newsletter - Blogs! Too many to list (& my RSS server is currently down) Messy notes https://org-roam.nshephard.dev/#754f25a5-3429-4504-8a17-4efea1568eba

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@sacha@social.sachachua.com 2026-03-29 23:34

@hell Welcome to Emacs! =) I use Dvorak with mostly normal Emacs keybindings, I just happen to have extra shortcuts on things like C-. or C-, since those are easy to type on Dvorak. Community-wise, https://reddit.com/r/emacs is pretty active, and https://planet.emacslife.com/ aggregates lots of RSS feeds. I think you might have lots of fun!

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@sacha@social.sachachua.com 2026-03-29 23:35

@slackline Thanks for sharing your notes! =D Is it okay if I add this to Emacs News? It looks quite handy!

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@PKDrinker@mastodon.social 2026-03-30 13:35

@slackline @hell @sacha Another very good and active community is emacs-china.org (which is more active than any english community). Very ambitious projects like EAF and lsp-bridge have come out of it.

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@hell@defcon.social 2026-04-01 11:44

@slackline neat! will check it all out :D For what pc tasks do you leave Emacs?

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