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Posts with tag emacs

  • 24 Feb 2012

    10 years as a Debian developer

    Ten years ago, I joined the Debian project as a developer.

  • 26 Sep 2011

    Google Contacts for Emacs

    I finally finished a thing I was really missing: accessing my Google Contacts from Emacs.

  • 23 Sep 2011

    OAuth 2.0 for Emacs

    This week, I’ve finished my OAuth 2.0 client implementation for GNU Emacs.

  • 01 Mar 2011

    My latest contributions to the Emacs' world

    I spend too much time writing Emacs Lisp code these days. Unfortunately, the more I do the more I find new useful tools to improve my work-flow and save time for doing more Lisp. D’oh.

  • 31 Jan 2011

    Naquadah theme for Emacs

  • 24 Jan 2011

    Emacs snapshot Ubuntu packages

  • 20 Jan 2011

    Code fontification with Gnus and Org-mode

  • 12 Jan 2011

    Emacs snapshot Debian packages

  • 23 Nov 2010

    Color contrast correction

    I finally took some time to finish my color contrast corrector.

  • 20 Nov 2010

    Elisp color manipulation routines

    Last week, I spent some time implementing various color manipulation routines. The ultimate goal was to find a way to determine if a text in a certain color was readable on a background with a different color.

  • 15 Nov 2010

    Org-mode and holidays

    Org-mode has a nice option which allows you to show week-end days in a different color in your agenda. That means that Saturday and Sunday (when I do not work) are fontified with org-agenda-date-weekend.

  • 08 Nov 2010

    Google Maps for Emacs: moving, caching and home

    Last week, I worked on my Google Maps for Emacs extension. I’ve introduced a new format handling for locations which include the longitude and latitude. The initial format was just a string describing the location, which was obviously too limited.

  • 04 Nov 2010

    Icon category support in Org-mode

    My latest patch for Org mode has been accepted by Carsten today. It adds support for custom category icons in all views, like agenda or todo.

  • 02 Nov 2010

    Transparent GIF support in Emacs 24

    Last week, I wrote a couple of patches to add support for transparency when Emacs is displaying GIF images.

  • 20 Oct 2010

    No more dashes in Emacs 24 mode-line

    We all know the good old Emacs mode-line you got under every window. Since the beginning (a long time ago), it starts and ends with dashes. I’ve proposed a patch to remove them.

  • 19 Oct 2010

    Enhancing Emacs mouse avoidance

    Recent Emacs versions have a wonderful capacity to hide the mouse pointer as soon as you type and insert characters in a buffer. This is controlled by the `make-pointer-invisible’ variable, which is set to t by default.

  • 25 Sep 2010

    Gnus and Gravatar support

    This last couple of days I’ve been dedicated making Gnus… fresher.

  • 23 Sep 2010

    Gnus news is good news!

    As I already wrote too many times, I’ve started to use Gnus 6 months ago, and never looked back.

  • 08 Sep 2010

    Emacs, Org, whatever the weather!

    Another week, another Emacs extension!

  • 03 Sep 2010

    Emacs and OfflineIMAP

    I recently decided to use OfflineIMAP to synchronize my mails on my laptop. It’s a great piece of software, and allows me to read my mail while I’m offline.

  • 18 Aug 2010

    Emacs, Google Maps and BBDB

    Today’s fun idea was to put all my contacts stored into BBDB on a Google Maps’ map, using my Google Maps extension for Emacs.

  • 10 Aug 2010

    Update on rainbow-mode

    rainbow-mode had a big success and good feedbacks when I released it for the first time a couple of months ago.

  • 28 Jun 2010

    M-x google-maps

    Since I have started to use Org-mode, I though it was missing something to have appointment locations on a map. Of course, it’s easy to get a LOCATION property from an entry, and then browse-url on Google Maps.

  • 16 Jun 2010

    M-x google-maps

    While customizing Emacs this last weeks, I had the need to customize also the color theme.

  • 09 Jun 2010

    Desktop notification support for Emacs

    This last weeks, I’ve worked on implementing the Desktop Notification Specification into Emacs.

  • 07 Jun 2010

    Announcing erc-track-score

    A couple of months ago, I’ve started using ERC to hang out on IRC.

  • 19 May 2010

    Announcing muse-blog

    Digging into the fabulous world of Emacs and Lisp, I wanted to use it to build my personal Web site and my blog.

  • 17 May 2010

    Entering the Emacs world

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