Every Emacs user eventually finds their rock bottom, er, Bedrock :D
Kidding kidding... Cool project, thanks for sharing and kind of validating the stuff I ended up doing [0]. Hooray, use-package! That meandering (floundering?) culminated in my Emacs, which is a single `init.el file` (hooray, use-package): https://github.com/adityaathalye/dotemacs
[0] The blow-by-blow of which is documented in this excessively long blog post series I ended up writing as I was..., well, the title says it all;
The linked post is the first in the series, and it enumerates what features / capabilities I was going for, and the key references I used while figuring out the configuration, from scratch.
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Here’s a link to the repo directly: https://codeberg.org/ashton314/emacs-bedrock
I hope Bedrock is useful to some people. :)
Every Emacs user eventually finds their rock bottom, er, Bedrock :D
Kidding kidding... Cool project, thanks for sharing and kind of validating the stuff I ended up doing [0]. Hooray, use-package! That meandering (floundering?) culminated in my Emacs, which is a single `init.el file` (hooray, use-package): https://github.com/adityaathalye/dotemacs
[0] The blow-by-blow of which is documented in this excessively long blog post series I ended up writing as I was..., well, the title says it all;
Emerging from dotemacs bankruptcy the hard way
https://www.evalapply.org/posts/emerging-from-dotemacs-bankr...
The linked post is the first in the series, and it enumerates what features / capabilities I was going for, and the key references I used while figuring out the configuration, from scratch.
Was a user of Bedrock for quite a while. Have switched to minimal-emacs.d (https://github.com/jamescherti/minimal-emacs.d) since and find that it suits my tastes a lot better.
Same journey like me!