The Fundamentals of Emacs
1.
Intro
1.1.
What is Emacs
1.2.
Why invest in Emacs
1.3.
My workflow demo
1.4.
Getting Emacs
2.
Basic editing and movement
2.1.
Keys and notation
2.2.
Move by chars, words, lines
2.3.
Move by S-Expressions
3.
Buffer, window, frame, file
3.1.
Buffer and window
3.2.
Switching between buffers
3.3.
Windows
3.4.
Files
3.5.
Mode Line indicators
4.
Advanced editing and movement
4.1.
I-search (incremental search)
4.2.
Mark, point, region
4.3.
Little things
4.4.
The clipboard of Emacs
4.5.
Killing (cutting) and copying
4.6.
Yanking (pasting)
4.7.
Occur
4.8.
Find and replace
4.9.
What's next?
5.
M-x and commands
5.1.
Running commands and elisp
5.2.
Functions. Personal config (visuals)
5.3.
Creating functions
5.4.
Interactive functions
5.5.
Interactive codes
6.
Modes and hooks
6.1.
What's a mode
6.2.
ido mode
6.3.
abbrev mode
6.4.
dabbrev: dynamic abbrev
6.5.
Hooks
7.
Dired file manager
7.1.
Dired
7.2.
Writable Dired
7.3.
Marking
8.
Packages
8.1.
Package menu
8.2.
Package sources
9.
Use cases
9.1.
Email with mu4e
9.2.
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