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emacs.d

My universal emacs configuration directory.

• customize.el
• emacs.org
• README

Loading emacs.org in emacs and running org-babel-tangle generates both early-init.el and init.el. This is based on information from System Crafters Emacs config, Emacs from scratch, especially Configure everything with Org Babel.

This file is also published as Read-The-Docs.

Linux info

Clone this to a folder, I’m using ~/.config/.emacs.default nowadays since I also use Chemacs2, but default for emacs is ~/.emacs.d or ~/.config/emacs. The code for my linux setup is in dotfiles.

git clone https://github.com/sdaaish/emacs.d ~/.emacs.d

Windows info

To make Emacs work as good as possible make sure to set the HOME-variable in Windows. If this doesn’t exist Emacs looks in $env:AppData\.emacs.d for it’s configuration files. I have setup $env:HOME to $env:UserProfile so that I have the same file strcuture as in Linux. That files is in $HOME/config in most cases.

Nowadays I use Chemacs2 also in Windows and therefore I install the config in $env:UserProfile\.config\emacs.default. This setup is described in windotfiles.

Powershell

git clone https://github.com/plexus/chemacs2.git $env:HOME
git clone https://github.com/sdaaish/emacs.d.git $env:HOME/.config/emacs.default
git -C $env:HOME/.config/emacs.default submodule update --init

Edit $env:HOME/.emacs-profiles.el for chemacs2

Example file layout

Update submodules

Run this to update the submodules connected to this repository.

Get status

git submodule status --recursive

Update from remotes

git submodule update --recursive --remote --rebase

Sync the local git repository

git submodule sync --recursive