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Marco Bresciani

https://emacsconf.org/2025/talks/gardening

00:05 Introduction
00:39 What is a digital garden?
02:11 Why a digital garden?
03:39 How to digital garden?
04:57 How to make Emacs portable, on Windows
08:18 My Emacs customization
10:36 PlantUML and Japanese
14:50 My Org Mode publishing configuration
16:04 The final result
17:03 Thank you for listening

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Marco Bresciani

https://emacsconf.org/2025/talks/gardening

00:05 Introduction
00:39 What is a digital garden?
02:11 Why a digital garden?
03:39 How to digital garden?
04:57 How to make Emacs portable, on Windows
08:18 My Emacs customization
10:36 PlantUML and Japanese
14:50 My Org Mode publishing configuration
16:04 The final result
17:03 Thank you for listening

You can view this and other resources using free/libre software at https://emacsconf.org/2025/talks/gardening .
This video is available under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0) license.

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#TIL that in #less, if you enable case-insensitive searching, it only searches insensitively if your search string is all lower case.
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#TIL that in #less, if you enable case-insensitive searching, it only searches insensitively if your search string is all lower case. As soon as you include a capital letter in the search string, it goes back to searching case-sensitively regardless.Weird how it's easy to miss things like that. I knew that happened in #emacs, but somehow, in 20 years I'd never noticed it in less.I presume the rationale (in both tools) is that if you went to the extra effort of typing the capital letter, you meant it. I found out that less did this by _pasting_ a search string into it, which invalidates that assumption – it would have been _more_ effort for me to deliberately downcase the string I pasted.So I guess I must have never done that before, or else, wasn't paying attention when I did!
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#TIL that in #less, if you enable case-insensitive searching, it only searches insensitively if your search string is all lower case.

I've been using computers all my life, #Linux and #Unix since the 90s, and word processors since #Wordperfect 5.1 for #MS-DOS but I still can't grasp the #vim and #emacs keybindings.

🎉 org-social.el v2.0 is here!

I modifed the M-x Calendar so that it displays 2 decimals instead of 1 and displays red and blue colors for week ends like the japanese calendar.