Thx a lot for this presentation. This is one of the best emacs related presentations I have seen so far. I especially like that you mention how the package can be customized and show the effect of the customizations.
@@ckth I had tried both (use-package popper :ensure t ) ...and... (add-to-list 'package-archives '("melpa" . "melpa.org/packages/")) (package-install 'popper) and they both failed, but it seems to be working now.
That moment where you quit a buffer and saw the two rightmost windows shrink in width to almost nothing is something that's been annoying me a lot, but intermittently. If you found a way for a stable reproduction, could you report it as a bug? It's clearly not intended behavior.
@@kyrd Ah yeah, this has something to do with the "quit-window" window-property. I don't have a consistent way to reproduce it, sorry. It also doesn't happen any more since I overwrite the quit-window property to use a stack by advising display-buffer and quit-restore-window. (This hack is unrelated to Popper, to be clear)
Top-notch presentation. Popper.el looks cool, too -- thanks!
Thx a lot for this presentation. This is one of the best emacs related presentations I have seen so far. I especially like that you mention how the package can be customized and show the effect of the customizations.
This looks great! I'm going to try this out over the weekend.
This is awesome, thanks Karthik ❤️
Very cool - you should mention it on r/emacs
this is cool, gonna try it
yeh i forgot about this little problem. by the time you do this 3 times, you're ready to strangle a buffer
Very nice and helpful extension. Just installed and works fine! Q: How to you get the LaTeX rendering in emacs like e.g. at 1:49 in your video?
This is the preview-latex functionality, part of the AucTeX package for Emacs. The command you would use is M-x preview-buffer or M-x preview-section.
@@ckth Thanx
"package-compute-transaction: Package ‘popper-’ is unavailable"
I look forward to trying it when it's available.
Is MELPA in your package archives list?
@@ckth I had tried both
(use-package popper
:ensure t
)
...and...
(add-to-list 'package-archives '("melpa" . "melpa.org/packages/"))
(package-install 'popper)
and they both failed, but it seems to be working now.
👍👍
have you published anything? that shit makes operator calculus look like a cakewalk
That moment where you quit a buffer and saw the two rightmost windows shrink in width to almost nothing is something that's been annoying me a lot, but intermittently.
If you found a way for a stable reproduction, could you report it as a bug? It's clearly not intended behavior.
Do you have a timestamp? I'm not sure what behavior you're referring to.
@@karthink Right after 2:40.
@@kyrd Ah yeah, this has something to do with the "quit-window" window-property. I don't have a consistent way to reproduce it, sorry. It also doesn't happen any more since I overwrite the quit-window property to use a stack by advising display-buffer and quit-restore-window. (This hack is unrelated to Popper, to be clear)
@@karthink Oh well. It would be great to have fixed in Emacs proper, but I haven't found a consistent repro myself.
sir which theme are you using here
I don't remember, unfortunately. It looks like one of the doom themes, probably doom-iosvkem.