Config

Automate the process of generating and inserting links to headlines in the current Org document using human-readable IDs instead of the default UUID-based IDs generated by Org mode.

I switched from my hand-crafted Emacs config to Doom Emacs some time ago, and I am very happy with it. This is my full, working Doom Emacs config in literate form.

As I’m taking notes or writing in Org-mode, I often want to insert screenshots inline with the text. While Org supports inserting and displaying inline images, the assumption is that the image is already somewhere in the file system and we just want to link to it. In this post I will show you how to automate the insertion of images from the clipboard into an org-mode document.

Like other Unix shells, Elvish has advanced command-argument completion capabilities. In this article I will explore the existing completions, and show you how you can create your own (and contribute them back to the community!)

Configuring Org Mode in Emacs for beautiful typography for both text and code editing.

In my ongoing series of literate config files, I present to you my Hammerspoon configuration file.

I have enjoyed slowly converting my configuration files to literate programming style using org-mode in Emacs. It’s now the turn of my Emacs configuration file.

How to set up the bash !! and !$ shortcuts for accessing the previous command in Elvish.

In this blog post I will walk you through my current Elvish configuration file, with running commentary about the different sections.