On 20 Aug 2011, York Zhao wrote: > I'm impressed that you seemed to know a bunch of emacs mode which is > good and I think you must have been using emacs for a long time.
Well actually it's only roughly two years but as a student I see a lot different things and _of course_ there's an emacs mode for it :) > So among the modes you have suggested adding to emacs state so far, > which one do you like the best or you think really useful? There's so much great stuff but among the emacs state modes that would be - well obviously org-(agenda-)mode (and calfw a calendar view for it; cfw;calendar-mode) - magit the first git frontend I found that actually adds value (and monky its mercurial counterpart -- not as complete but still better than the rest) - ibuffer-mode; great buffer management - gnus; mail in emacs has a lot of benefits - and of course slime; it's just great And if you look for great apps: Take a look at anything and ace-jump-mode (find-char on steroids). Michael
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