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If you juggle working between Markdown and Org a lot, this might be of interest to you.
http://yummymelon.com/devnull/import-markdown-to-org-with-the-clipboard-in-emacs.html
@kickingvegas ad "Import #Markdown to Org with the Clipboard in #Emacs" from http://yummymelon.com/devnull/import-markdown-to-org-with-the-clipboard-in-emacs.html
I'm using a similar method "my-convert-region-from-markdown-to-orgdown" from https://github.com/novoid/dot-emacs/blob/master/config.org
Does your method suffer from the same issue which I still have? Converted heading levels are always starting at level 1 and not the heading level of the current sub-tree I'm yanking to.
Therefore, I yank to *scratch* and need to search/replace heading markers to match the levels I currently need ...
@kickingvegas ad "Import #Markdown to Org with the Clipboard in #Emacs" from http://yummymelon.com/devnull/import-markdown-to-org-with-the-clipboard-in-emacs.html
I'm using a similar method "my-convert-region-from-markdown-to-orgdown" from https://github.com/novoid/dot-emacs/blob/master/config.org
Does your method suffer from the same issue which I still have? Converted heading levels are always starting at level 1 and not the heading level of the current sub-tree I'm yanking to.
Therefore, I yank to *scratch* and need to search/replace heading markers to match the levels I currently need ...
If you juggle working between Markdown and Org a lot, this might be of interest to you.
http://yummymelon.com/devnull/import-markdown-to-org-with-the-clipboard-in-emacs.html
@jameshowell @hotdogsladies @ctietze
Yes, being able to take control is key and not really understood by many.
My Emacs is just that: mine. It works how I want it to work (mostly ;-)).
I'm really curious about you, my dear personal Mastodon bubble! Today, I want to learn more about your everyday digital patterns. Therefore pretty please, vote + boost:
Which digital note taking app did you use the most, during the last 30 days?
@jameshowell @hotdogsladies @ctietze
Yes, being able to take control is key and not really understood by many.
My Emacs is just that: mine. It works how I want it to work (mostly ;-)).
@ctietze My tweaks to Org mode are each trivial, and likely uninteresting to anyone else. Almost all of them are methods visually to hide things in order to examine items one at a time. Lots of keybindings to reduce friction. Everything possible to reduce distractions, decisions, executive fatigue.
The point is that within the System EVERY transaction is MINE. And that with email (mu4e) and tasks/projects (Org) tightly integrated and optimized to my personal quirks and whims, the whole is much, much greater than the sum of its parts.
These successes require a tiny bit of coding skill, alas, but much more crucially they required the Four Freedoms.
Now in beta: https://github.com/ifitzpat/org-outlook sync your outlook agenda to #emacs #orgmode
Now in beta: https://github.com/ifitzpat/org-outlook sync your outlook agenda to #emacs #orgmode
Really enjoying this month’s #Emacs Carnival on #orgmode — especially the focus on #orgbabel!
Huge thanks to @donaldh for curating the topics.
For me, #orgbabel is where documentation, data, and computation truly meet — it turns notes into living, reproducible workflows.
I’ve written down why I think org-babel is a *ROOT technology*:
https://lukascbossert.de/posts/org-babel/
Really enjoying this month’s #Emacs Carnival on #orgmode — especially the focus on #orgbabel!
Huge thanks to @donaldh for curating the topics.
For me, #orgbabel is where documentation, data, and computation truly meet — it turns notes into living, reproducible workflows.
I’ve written down why I think org-babel is a *ROOT technology*:
https://lukascbossert.de/posts/org-babel/
I have released version 2.4 of org-social.el 🥳
My favorite feature of this version is that you can now schedule posts. You just need to provide a future date.
Other things it includes:
- Performance Improvements: New async user queue system for parallel user info fetching, improved feed downloading with better concurrency control, better performance for Discover and user profile loading.
- Validator Enhancements: Optional properties support, CONTACT field now accepts any valid URI scheme, better integration with other org-mode tools.
- File Structure: Optional properties in org-social file format, automatic space added after h2 headings.
- Documentation fixes and improvements.
Instructions for updating: https://github.com/tanrax/org-social.el?tab=readme-ov-file#update-version
Issues/bugs/problems: https://github.com/tanrax/org-social.el/issues
Source Code: https://github.com/tanrax/org-social.el
Enjoy!
#emacs #orgsocial #orgmode
I have released version 2.4 of org-social.el 🥳
My favorite feature of this version is that you can now schedule posts. You just need to provide a future date.
Other things it includes:
- Performance Improvements: New async user queue system for parallel user info fetching, improved feed downloading with better concurrency control, better performance for Discover and user profile loading.
- Validator Enhancements: Optional properties support, CONTACT field now accepts any valid URI scheme, better integration with other org-mode tools.
- File Structure: Optional properties in org-social file format, automatic space added after h2 headings.
- Documentation fixes and improvements.
Instructions for updating: https://github.com/tanrax/org-social.el?tab=readme-ov-file#update-version
Issues/bugs/problems: https://github.com/tanrax/org-social.el/issues
Source Code: https://github.com/tanrax/org-social.el
Enjoy!
#emacs #orgsocial #orgmode
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