EmacsWiki: Michael Paulukonis (original) (raw)
Michael Paulukonis often refers to himself in the third person. He is also known as (the) Other Michael. Unsurprisingly for somebody who has a user-page in this wiki, he uses Emacs.
But only since the summer of 2007, and mainly on Windows.
He can also be found online at http://michaelpaulukonis.com/ and http://www.xradiograph.com/Emacs
He’s a member of the FSF – and you should be, too (especially if you use Emacs) !
Projects
TODOs
- look at MiniMap
- look at PrintWithWebBrowser, which cites
browse-url-of-file
- page needs cleanup
- mentions some functions I’d like to know
- look at WikiModes
- CSS
- look into darkstrap
- look into variant on wikipedia css – I like how the layout works, just not the stark-white fluorscently-lit colors (it’s like a website at walmart)
- reset CSS
- whee! games! I didn’t know most of these existed. As if I’d have the time….
- do git from w/in Emacs?
- get list of pages, incl. GitCommitMode
- Magit
- look at EmacsScreencasts
- look at GuileEmacs
- look at EmacsPortableApp
- opening and closing frames.
- seriously. Why have you been missing out this whole time?!?!?
C-x 5 2
new frame- CategoryFrames
- Frame
- EmacsSuperCollider
- might finally start working in SC
- Isn’t the prefix “Emacs” redundant?
DropBox
- look at DropBox notes – implement, test, and update page
- I’ve been using DropBox for years, and Emacs, and never investigate the full potential
- I believe I saw something about TODOs in Emacs and dropbox in the soi-distant past….
- my notes @ http://www.xradiograph.com/Programming/DropBox
- and this cryptic, pregnant tweet
deftheme
Theme handling system
deftheme
is the theme-handling system introduced in Emacs 23, and enhanced in Emacs 24. As such, it is something of a replacement for ColorTheme.
Emacs 24 finally introduced a new standard way of dealing with color themes (based on Emacs’s built-in customize facility). While it doesn’t have a proper name (as far as I know) it’s commonly referred to as the deftheme facility, since deftheme is the name of the macro you’d use to create such a theme. -source
provided themes
By default Emacs24 comes with several themes.
Adding new themes
You can add more…. somehow….
Switching Themes
- Switching themes does not roll-back changes applied in a theme. You need to disable the current (or any previously applied) themes to have a blank slate.
- order matters
See Also
- Further information at http://batsov.com/articles/2012/02/19/color-theming-in-emacs-reloaded/
- http://emacsfodder.github.io/blog/notes-on-deftheme/
- http://emacsredux.com/blog/2013/08/21/color-themes-redux/ where he’s still calling it
deftheme
in late 2013.
standalone page
- This was its own page for a while, but selected elements were merged into the page for the ColorTheme package.
- but added were some notes on how
deftheme
(“Custom Themes”) differed from ColorTheme (can’t roll-back changes applied indeftheme
for instance). - Doesn’t make sense to me, since ColorTheme is a specific package, and the notes on using
deftheme
have nothing to do with that package.
- but added were some notes on how
re-org(ing) my init-file(s)
- IN-PROGRESS as of 2013.07
* see https://github.com/MichaelPaulukonis/dot-emacs - some things to stare at
tetris
- I wanted to tweak tetris. But most things appear to be untweakable without tweaking all over the place. tsk tsk.
- so, see https://github.com/MichaelPaulukonis/tetris.el - which as of 2013.07.18 is the original version with no tweaks.
- http://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/31390/is-it-possible-to-change-the-keyboard-controls-in-emacs-tetris
OrgMode
- learning and using….
- reading:
- writing
pmwiki-mode
- hoping to work on pmwiki-mode
- started up an org/repo @ https://github.com/emacs-pmwiki-mode
- need to start an Emacswiki page for it….
journal
- Journal - I use a modified version of this.
- created a repo @ https://github.com/MichaelPaulukonis/fisler-journal.el
* contains original code as found @ Journal and my modifications - TODO: Clean up code, prefix-space (“namespace”) the code, and fix the issues
- I’m migrating over to use org-mode, but I used Journal for about 6 years; I have a lot of fondness for it
- and it’s influenced how I want to work with org-mode (which may not be how I should work with org-mode)
- created a repo @ https://github.com/MichaelPaulukonis/fisler-journal.el
emacs-wiki work
- working on documentation within CategoryJavaScript
- see my random blog notes on emacs.js
Gravatar from Emacs
The image at top is my Gravatar. It’s a useful service that ties an email address to an image, so if someone gives you an email you can maybe find a picture of them.
You need to hash the email to generate the url though, here’s how in EmacsLisp:
(print (md5 (downcase "me@mail.com")) (current-buffer))
and the markup:
portrait:http://gravatar.com/avatar/2c387befb1ee085fd6706bd59efa042f
Once you define it with that markup, it will now display w/in the wiki when your user-name is referenced in certain contexts For example: MichaelPaulukonis
and [MichaelPaulukonis]
do not render, but [new:MichaelPaulukonis:2013-05-13 13:28 UTC]
is displaying, but [new:MichaelPaulukonis 2013-06-11 13:54 UTC]
(colon replaced with space) is NOT displaying.
Can’t find any notes on this, yet, other than what I blatantly stole from NicFerrier.
Packages/pages/things I like
- Reference Sheet by Aaron Hawley
- ElScreen
- ELPA
- Js2Mode and CategoryJavaScript - where’s he trying to add some signal to the noise
- string-fns.el via Noah Friedman
- extraedit.el
- DiredPlus
- NxmlModeForXHTML
- CategoryWThirtyTwo since I primarily use Windows. :::sigh:::
- Journal - I use a modified version of this.
- see also: JournalMode - not the same thing. differences?
Packages I used to like
- emacs-w3m
- I don’t have anything against w3m, I just don’t use it anymore. too much Javascript in my world….
Packages, Pages, and things I am thinking about liking
- BookmarkPlus
- a way to get nxml mode to be happy with html5
- a NodeJs mode that gives me auto-completion on the REPL within Emacs, of course
- SkeletonMode
- SachaChua - in particular, the link about re-orging the .emacs file
Navigation to places I want to remember
- wiki work
- EmacsWikiContent - list of some TODOs for the wiki
- pages tagged with Category Needs Attention
- EmacsWikiSuggestions
- CategoryEmacsWikiSite
- News
- Problems
- WikiQuestions
- HowTo
- Editing
- PageRedirection
- OpenQuestions
every contribution I have ever made to this wiki
wiki thoughts
- MissionStatement MissionRant and WikEmacs
- Is there more stuff that xrefs (or relates to) the above
- http://www.xradiograph.com/Programming.WikiAsConcept