It's been a while so I thought I'd push out a new version of Edit with Emacsto the interwebs. Unfortunately I wasn't able to wrangle the edit-server.el to reliably handle keeping the current frame open for iterative editing. For now this feature is only available via the python …
Posted on Sun 02 January 2011 in geek, general • Tagged with 2010, emacs, life, review
2010 has been a pretty good year for us, it seems like is has packed a lot in.
Professionally I've been doing really well. The company I work for has had yet another record breaking year which has triggered my bonus again (although I don't find out how much until …
Posted on Fri 19 November 2010 in geek • Tagged with development, edit with emacs, emacs, help
I thought I might just mention the current state of the development for Edit with Emacs. A number of useful contributions have come in but I want to be able the "incremental edit" feature in the elisp edit server. I had a go but got stuck (marvel at hack in …
Posted on Wed 03 November 2010 in geek • Tagged with emacs, screen
As someone who spends most of the day attached to their keyboard I'm fairly sensitive to RSI inducing things. One thing I do suffer from is what's colloquially known as "Emacs Pinky". As the Ctrl is the start of practically every editing command in Emacs it's the left little finger …
Posted on Fri 29 October 2010 in geek • Tagged with emacs, tramp
I've mentioned TRAMP before. It's a very handy way of editing remote files. However I've been having a few problems with it today.
The most common access method used by TRAMP to access files these days is via ssh. It basically uses a remote terminal session to navigate the remote …