"...how can people keep up with what you're learning?"1
I've always kept a low profile on the Internet. It can be a scary place! But I've been asked to show glimpses of my online work to the people I was meeting in real life.
I agreed to chat with Sacha Chua about Emacs and Life (but not the Universe -- that'll be next time). Emacs is worth revealing oneself for. If people really do want to keep up with what I'm learning, they can visit here.
My init file2 shows only a small aspect of how I have Emacs configured. You'll want to see an example of my org file(s), my diary file, and the Lisp I have tucked away under my home directory.
Aside from Emacs, my workflow relies on Vivaldi and LibreOffice, so I'll try to show what I'm doing with them, as well. Perhaps I can provide screen recordings, too!
"Sometimes it just takes somebody saying, your stuff is interesting. I'm telling you, your stuff is interesting."3
Thank you, again, Sacha!
1Sacha Chua, https://sachachua.com/blog/#ID-ec23-transcript
2https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/RaymondZeitler
3Sacha Chua, ibid.
Hooray, thanks for sharing! May I add this to planet.emacslife.com?
ReplyDeleteI would be honored! But please understand the content here wouldn't only be Emacs -- I'd write about LibreOffice, Vivaldi and other tools that I use.
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