README update and some Emacs comments
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(when (require 'package nil t)
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(add-to-list 'package-archives '("marmalade" . "http://marmalade-repo.org/packages/"))
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(add-to-list 'package-archives '("melpa" . "http://melpa.milkbox.net/packages/"))
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(setq package-user-dir (concat emacs-cache-folder "elpa"))
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(package-initialize))
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(load-external "\\.l\\'" 'flex-mode nil 'c-mode)
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@ -74,9 +74,10 @@ restored."
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(case-label . +)
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(statement-cont . +))))
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;; Note that Emacs 24 has a strange way to handle the cc-mode-hooks, such that
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;; on init (add-hook-and-eval) would execute the following code twise. No big
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;; deal since we only set some variables.
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;; Note that in Emacs 24, cc-mode calls its hooks manually in each mode init
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;; function. Since cc modes belong to prog-mode, each hook is called another
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;; time at the end of the initialization. No big deal since we only set some
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;; variables.
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(mapcar
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(lambda (mode-hook)
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(add-hook-and-eval
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README.md
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README.md
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# Unix Home Configuration
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## Author: P. Neidhardt
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### 2013-12-10
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### 2014-03-22
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Description
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===========
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@ -38,8 +38,6 @@ Custom "fast-forward" javascript.
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Emacs
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=====
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* Recommended packages: emacs-multiple-cursors emacs-xclip
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Emacs daemon is integrated flawlessly thanks to a small script -- see the
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scripts folder. Because terminal and graphical clients do not behave the same
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way, it is sometimes useful to specify which version should be used. For mutt,
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@ -49,20 +47,16 @@ client to return, for which only the console client will work properly.
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Configuration for C programming. Bindings to compile either from makefile or
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from a custom command if no makefile is found.
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TeX and LaTeX full-featured home made environment: no AucTeX required, itemize
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function, snippets, templates, dynamic compilation with various engines, dynamic
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configuration, proper PDF view, temp files clean function, PDF compression,
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SyncTeX support.
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TeX and LaTeX full-featured home-made environment: no AucTeX required, itemize
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function, skeletons, dynamic compilation with various engines, dynamic
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configuration with automatic index generation if necessary, proper PDF view,
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temp files clean function, PDF compression, SyncTeX support.
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Custom theme with 256 colors, works for both text and graphical Emacs.
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Extended file support (shell files, Mutt mails, Arch Linux PKGBUILDs).
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A lot of functions.
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Some customization: columns, kill whole line, org-mode, semantic, etc.
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A lot of functions: duplicate line, unfill-paragraph, etc.
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A lot of code snippets for shell, C, LaTeX and others.
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A lot of skeletons for shell, C, LaTeX and others.
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Mutt
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* Patch: sidebar.
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* Extra deps: antiword, ccrypt, fortune, sxiv, w3m.
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This one is not easy to get into it. I managed to get multiple accounts with
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Mutt is not easy to grasp at first. I managed to get multiple accounts with
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encrypted passwords working, which means there is no plain password stored on
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the disk. As a result, I just get prompted for a main password on Mutt startup,
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then everything works out of the box. I use ccrypt for password management
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then everything works out of the box. I use ccrypt for password management
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because it is much simpler than gnupg.
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I'm using embedded IMAP and SMTP services which need appropriate compilation
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Probably the most interesting part here.
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*clean: remove junk files from TeX projects, home folder, etc.
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archive: simple tar wrapper to create archive for files and folders.
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asciify: convert many non-ASCII characters to their nearest ASCII counterpart.
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ediff: diff with Emacs.
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einfo: info viewer with Emacs
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einfo: info viewer with Emacs.
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formatc: wrapper for 'indent' to prettify C source code.
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elisp: Emacs Lisp interpreter using Emacs.
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extract: simple tar wrapper to extract archives. Atool should be preferred if
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available.
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git-*: some git helper functions for sync and so on.
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homeinit: initialize a new home configuration, i.e. get needed files, create
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symlinks, etc.
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hsync: hierarchy synchronizer. Can prove very handy to sync large audio/video
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folders.
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imagemount: an CDEmu/fuseiso wrapper that creates/deletes virtual drives
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automatically.
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mover: move and merge folder into destination.
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netinit: network setup. Works with wpa_supplicant. May replace any network
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manager.
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pacsize: print pacman package size.
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pdf*: PDF manipulation, e.g. extract pages, compress, resize to A4.
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pkggen: generate lists of installed with pacman, FreeBSD's pkg and tlmgr (TeX
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