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Configure org-mode for GNU Emacs.
Configure olivetti and helper functions for focused editing/reading.
Configure treebundel for GNU Emacs.
Configure Xref, an Emacs mechanism to find definitions and references in your programs.
Configure geiser for emacs.
Configure corfu completion UI for GNU Emacs.
Configure telega.el for GNU Emacs
Configure a simple power menu for emacs.
Configure Graphviz, the open source graph visualization software.
Configure input-method for GNU Emacs. Allows to use other layouts with emacs, whithout losing ability to use keybindings. Supported both Emacsy toggle-input-method (C-\) and system layout switching by utilizing reverse-im package.
Configure shell-scripting tooling for Emacs.
Configure org-recur, a simple mode for recurring org-mode tasks.
Configure re-builder, an Emacs mode to build Regexps with visual feedback. RE-SYNTAX can be either 'read, 'string, or 'rx.
Configure pdf-tools, to work with pdfs inside Emacs.
Enable completion-preview-mode, a built-in Emacs 30+ feature that shows inline completion suggestions as you type. The keybindings should be intuitive, just use the same motion actions like <forward-sentence> to complete the candidate appeared in preview overlay. There is an option to go through multiple candidates, either one by one (with <backward-paragraph> and <forward-paragraph>) or with minibuffer completion interface (just tap C-M-i or call `completion-at-point').
Configure nov.el for GNU Emacs.
Configure pulseaudio-control for PulseAudio integration in Emacs.
Configure elpher, the Emacs' gemini and gopher browser.
Configure org-agenda for GNU Emacs.
Configure tooling for Emacs Lisp, the programming language for GNU Emacs.