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M: /* Configuration */

2024-01-16T00:26:06Z

Configuration

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	export TERM=xterm-256color		export TERM=xterm-256color
	* Make sure you check out undo support via [ctrl-x u]		* Make sure you check out undo support via [ctrl-x u]
			=== Colors ===
			God the entire command line world is stuck in the 60s... hopefully the terminal colors stick when editing, but sometimes (RUBY cough couhg) emacs tries to "help" with garish bullshit colors that prevent reading code... try this if you're desperate...
			Alt-X set-background-color [Enter] #111111 [enter]

	== GPG ==		== GPG ==

M at 13:37, 20 April 2021

2021-04-20T13:37:31Z

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			== Intro ==
	Emacs is great and sucks too. NEVER USE IT when you have a GUI!		Emacs is great and sucks too. NEVER USE IT when you have a GUI!

M at 13:37, 20 April 2021

2021-04-20T13:37:04Z

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	~~== Intro ==~~
	Emacs is great and sucks too. NEVER USE IT when you have a GUI!		Emacs is great and sucks too. NEVER USE IT when you have a GUI!

M at 13:36, 20 April 2021

2021-04-20T13:36:53Z

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	Emacs is great and sucks too.		== Intro ==
			Emacs is great and sucks too. NEVER USE IT when you have a GUI!

			== Installation ==
			Fuck the emacs operating system, we just want a terminal editor. Always install it without X support:
			sudo apt install emacs-nox

	== Configuration ==		== Configuration ==

M: /* GPG */

2021-04-20T13:34:38Z

GPG

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	* Make sure you check out undo support via [ctrl-x u]		* Make sure you check out undo support via [ctrl-x u]

	==== GPG ====		== GPG ==
	Emacs can auto-en/decrypt GPG files during load/save, which is EXCELLENT since there is never plaintext on disk.		Emacs can auto-en/decrypt GPG files during load/save, which is EXCELLENT since there is never plaintext on disk.
	* You should have gpg installed by default, but apt install if needed. Create a strong key with passphrase; see [[gpg]].		* You should have gpg installed by default, but apt install if needed. Create a strong key with passphrase; see [[gpg]].

M: /* GPG */

2021-04-20T13:31:09Z

GPG

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	==== GPG ====		==== GPG ====
	Emacs can auto-en/decrypt ~~PGP~~ files during load/save, which is EXCELLENT since there is never plaintext on disk.		Emacs can auto-en/decrypt GPG files during load/save, which is EXCELLENT since there is never plaintext on disk.
	* You should have gpg installed by default, but apt install if needed. Create a strong key with passphrase; see [[gpg]].		* You should have gpg installed by default, but apt install if needed. Create a strong key with passphrase; see [[gpg]].
	* Configure emacs to prompt for PIN, otherwise gpg-agent prompt and emacs interfere with each other and lock out keyboard:		* Configure emacs to prompt for PIN, otherwise gpg-agent prompt and emacs interfere with each other and lock out keyboard:

M at 13:30, 20 April 2021

2021-04-20T13:30:40Z

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	Emacs is great and sucks too.		Emacs is great and sucks too.

			== Configuration ==
	* Use CUA mode		* Use CUA mode
			* This common config should work well in both terminal and UI:
	~~{\| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable"~~
	~~! emacs configuration~~
	\|-
	\| This common config should work well in both terminal and UI:
	/home/m/development/config/common/home/m/.emacs		/home/m/development/config/common/home/m/.emacs
	NOTE that you need some other things to be configured properly:		NOTE that you need some other things to be configured properly:
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	export TERM=xterm-256color		export TERM=xterm-256color
	* Make sure you check out undo support via [ctrl-x u]		* Make sure you check out undo support via [ctrl-x u]
	\|}

	==== GPG ====		==== GPG ====
	Emacs can auto-en/decrypt PGP files during load/save, which is EXCELLENT since there is never plaintext on disk.		Emacs can auto-en/decrypt PGP files during load/save, which is EXCELLENT since there is never plaintext on disk.
	* You should have gpg installed by default, but apt install if needed. Create a strong key with passphrase:		* You should have gpg installed by default, but apt install if needed. Create a strong key with passphrase; see [[gpg]].
	gpg ~~--expert --full-gen-key~~
	* Configure emacs to prompt for PIN, otherwise gpg-agent prompt and emacs interfere with each other and lock out keyboard:		* Configure emacs to prompt for PIN, otherwise gpg-agent prompt and emacs interfere with each other and lock out keyboard:
	emacs ~/.emacs.d/init.el		emacs ~/.emacs.d/init.el

M at 13:28, 20 April 2021

2021-04-20T13:28:26Z

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	* Make sure you check out undo support via [ctrl-x u]		* Make sure you check out undo support via [ctrl-x u]
	\|}		\|}

			==== GPG ====
			Emacs can auto-en/decrypt PGP files during load/save, which is EXCELLENT since there is never plaintext on disk.
			* You should have gpg installed by default, but apt install if needed. Create a strong key with passphrase:
			gpg --expert --full-gen-key
			* Configure emacs to prompt for PIN, otherwise gpg-agent prompt and emacs interfere with each other and lock out keyboard:
			emacs ~/.emacs.d/init.el
			(setq epa-pinentry-mode 'loopback)
			* Use files with .gpg extention to inform emacs to attempt decryption.
			* To create a newly encrypted file, just tell emacs to open it, and select your gpg key as encryption target (hit M on it, then hit Enter on the OK "button"). When you save, it will be encrypted.

M at 20:36, 24 March 2016

2016-03-24T20:36:47Z

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	* Use CUA mode		* Use CUA mode

			{\| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable"
			! emacs configuration
			\|-
			\| This common config should work well in both terminal and UI:
			/home/m/development/config/common/home/m/.emacs
			NOTE that you need some other things to be configured properly:
			* the terminal must use a light light blue background since it will be carried over into [emacs -nw]
			* the terminal must have 256-color support; set this in .bashrc:
			export TERM=xterm-256color
			* Make sure you check out undo support via [ctrl-x u]
			\|}

M: M moved page Configure Emacs to Emacs

2016-03-24T17:38:39Z

M moved page Configure Emacs to Emacs

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