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Thank you for watching. I'm probably going to do another one like this for Linux users since I am no longer supporting students who insist on using Windows...

@@LiterateProgramming I would appreciate seeing to how setup and install the mode correctly.. I couldn''t get ob-sqlite to work

Well spotted! Thank you (hoping nobody else will notice - or accept it as a learning if they code along as they should).

I just forgot to switch off the sound recording, I think - or perhaps I was inspired by other tutorials...I find the click-clack of the keyboard calming😕 I suggest switch off the sound to go stealthy, and add your own music - you're unlikely to enjoy mine 🙂 Thanks for listening/watching!

I've taken your suggestion seriously and added the music that I listen to while coding - it's now "Hacking with Haendel" instead of "silent hacking" :-)

Why, thank you! These are made for my students and I am happy if others find them useful. I don't speak in most videos to spare you my accent and my mumbling - rather put on some nice music that emboldens you! Cheers

You're welcome - I had not heard about Obsidian until you mentioned it. I stay away from commercial apps. Org-mode is supported by apps, too, btw like metanote and Orgzly but I haven't used them (much) - I'd rather use Termux + Emacs + Org-mode on my phone if I have to. For all Org-mode issues, the online doc is excellent - orgmode.org/org.html

Tramp is the built-in Emacs package that allows you to run plink, which I only use because I used a Windows box. I don't really understand Windows at all but Tramp is the mother of all remote connections. Putty also has some potential serious security issues I think. I use WinSCP now on Windows if I absolutely have to go from Windows to the Linux box, otherwise ssh or rcp from Linux does the trick.

Ah I see thank you for clarifying, it's just plink instead of ssh but still using TRAMP. I agree about the usefulness of TRAMP. I actually started using Emacs recently as the editor I was previously using was rather inconsistent when it came to accessing remote files. Three weeks into using Emacs with TRAMP mode, and no issues so far. Thanks for the helpful videos, they are helping me become more proficient in Emacs.

You're welcome, thanks for viewing asking and responding! I might make more videos. You cannot beat Emacs for development or for daily use if you're serious about computer or data science, IMHO. I've used Emacs in class, too (see here tinyurl.com/3y35fnsf) and I will again. Some other good channels on Emacs: @DistroTube and @SystemCrafters.

Certainly Marcus, and that would be great if you continue to make videos! I am glad that you think so, I'm looking forward to become more efficient with it

For anyone else wondering, put this in your init.el, after which it works (setq org-image-actual-width nil)

Indeed - all tutorial videos assume my minimal .emacs configuration in github.com/birkenkrahe/org/blob/master/emacs/.emacs