Talk with Joshua Blais (Emacs enthusiast) | Emacs Org mode basics part 1
This is part 2 of me trying emacs for the first time. My good friend Joshua Blais walks me through the org mode basics. We create a file, add headings, add tags, and add stuff to the calendar
Talk with Joshua Blais (Emacs enthusiast) | Emacs Org mode basics part 1
Contents
Table of contents
- YouTube video
- Pre-requisites
- Keymaps and commands executed in the video
- Video timeline
- Other videos mentioned
- If you like my content, and want to support me
- Discord server
- Follow me on social media
- All links in the video description
- How do you manage your passwords?
YouTube video
Pre-requisites
- If you don’t know how to install Emacs, we go over that in the previous video, which can be found here:
Keymaps and commands executed in the video
- Create alias
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M_APPNAME=neobean nvimsalias emacs='~/.config/emacs/bin/doom run'
space .
file explorerenter
to marktodo
as donectrl+enter
create bulletpoint belowleader+f+F
to find filesspace+tab+d
kill a tabctrl+c ctrl+s
calendarctrl+c [
add file to org agendactrl+c ]
delta file form org agendactrl+hjkl
to move between dates in calendarcmd+x
- find keymaps (in case you forget the keymap to open the calendar). Find every Emacs related command, function, everything.
Video timeline
- All of these topics are discussed in the video
00:00:00 - goal of this video
00:01:22 - josh giving up on emacs
00:02:20 - josh enters a forbidden affair
00:05:25 - previous video to meet josh
00:07:20 - org overview in josh screen
00:08:10 - literate emacs config
00:10:25 - josh screen headings, todo
00:12:48 - linkarzu headings neovim
00:14:22 - todo in org heading
00:15:53 - donate in kofi so I can pay josh
00:17:05 - org schedule tasks
00:18:53 - send meeting invite throug emacs
00:22:20 - context switching
00:25:35 - export from org to markdown
00:25:51 - markdown preview emacs
00:28:09 - create emacs alias
00:28:30 - emacs in x11 instead of wayland
00:30:15 - create blogpost with commands
00:30:34 - number layer on keyboard
00:32:22 - emacs daemon
00:35:00 - emacs starts in the dir you are in
00:35:35 - create dir and file
00:36:31 - file title
00:37:00 - linkarzu create headings and todo
00:38:20 - emacs tags
00:41:00 - add bulletpoints tasks
00:42:36 - open 2 emacs instances
00:43:35 - look for file
00:46:50 - create task or checkbox
00:49:08 - todo works only with headings
00:52:11 - change indentation
00:52:54 - open and close tab
00:56:45 - shift+tab fold entire file
00:56:53 - neovim folds similar to org
00:58:43 - schedule event
00:59:47 - homerow mods
01:00:00 - colemak layout
01:03:00 - select day in calendar
01:04:30 - add to org agenda
01:06:50 - meta+x cmd+x
01:08:48 - open calendar (another day)
01:10:00 - use josh emacs config dotfiles
01:14:34 - josh youtube channel
Other videos mentioned
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Discord server
- My discord server is now open to the public, feel free to join and hang out with others
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All links in the video description
- The following links will be in the YouTube video description:
- Each one of the videos shown
- A link to this blogpost
How do you manage your passwords?
- I’ve tried many different password managers in the past, I’ve switched from
LastPass
toDashlane
and finally ended up in1password
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