I dream of a world gnus wont hang emacs.

You sir are great. I can’t open the video on youtube to give a thumbs up, may you share the link?

Sidebar is the builtin option, on terminal it only works on the “side” with a package extending its functionallity. Better overall option by far, treemacs.

Imagine a world it is not only Python, but almost any language :) Org-mode is your friend.

(I will let someone really into these helms awnser u better, but start taking a look on some intro class on org-mode)

Nice!

Ollama runs in CPU mode if you don’t have a GPU, also there are models that can be used with 4Gb of RAM.

Things won’t be fast but for experimenting it is enought :)

Here’s another addition to my aspiring blog: https://www.rahuljuliato.com/posts/ellama

This post outlines the process of setting up Ollama as a server and Ellama as an Emacs client. The result is a localized AI companion that enhances your Emacs experience.

Embracing the world of Emacs has been a delightful journey, and I can’t wait to share it with all of you!

Tks! Great!

3 days painfully waiting :)

I’d recommend rustic-mode with lsp-mode (eglot is aimed to be more minimalistic, lsp-mode is fully featured and closer to what u get with vscode or neovim).

https://github.com/brotzeit/rustic

You sir are great! Tks for ur videos!

I do the same here, mostly terminal emacs.

I have my tmux set to open sessions by “project” searching with fzf (similar to what Primegen does with nvim+tmux). Several cli tools for each project running.

My emacs is demonized and I use projectile to “isolate” things on the “editing” side of my projects.

I feel you :)

Strangely, I never had any problems with kitty. I just have a bunch o remaps from “meta+something” to “esc+something” so I can use it seemsly with a mac keyboard (I use the same config both for macOS and Linux).

Also curious, does it still hangs with ‘M-x gnus’ or any other time consuming command?

Not exactly what you asked, but take a look at https://github.com/LionyxML/auto-dark-emacs

It follows your system settings, only for dark/light modes. Available on melpa and works with Linux, macOS, Windows and Android(via termux).