emacs

Quick Start emacs server daemon in the background, and emacsclient can fired up very fast. LaTeX editing auctex + sumatraPDF reftex + helm-bibtex + zotero + better bibtex Reference Citation Reference and Note Management zotero + Zotero Connector + helm-bibtex + org-roam-bibtex Zettelkasten org-roam-ui Get Things Done org-agenda + org-capture + org-refile + org-roam-capture Blog with Hugo easy-hugo + ox-hugo Dired dired Remote Editing tramp Git magit Directory Management treemacs

Enable repeat mode by M-x repeat-mode Resize using C-x } (enlarge window horizontally) keep pressing } can repeat C-x { (shrink window horizontally) keep pressing { can repeat C-x ^ (enlarge window) keep pressing ^ can repeat C-x v (shrink window vertically) keep pressing v can repeat C-x + (balance windows) Reference

I am using plink to connect to my server. To visit my remote server, I only need to use C-x C-f /plink:SESSNAME:/path/to/your/file/on/server/ Below is a screenshot of how to open a remote file/folder. The Tricky Part The tricky part is that, when using plink, the second field is session name saved on PuTTy (see here). Therefore, one need to open PuTTy and save a session there. I was thinking that I set a hostname at ....

By using this awesome emacs packages: emacs-easy-hugo: https://github.com/masasam/emacs-easy-hugo ox-hugo: https://ox-hugo.scripter.co/ I am now able to use emacs to write blog posts without the burden of the heavy-weighted wordpress, although my current workflow still has room to improve. One thing I notice is that Hugo does accept .org file as blog post (and it has less pain than .md file, in terms of mathemtical equation typing). With that, it seems that ox-hugo is not very useful in my case....