calcium writes:
> I was totally at lost when I started my emacs/exwm session and tried to
> `find-file' only to be redirected to an 'ido-find-file` with whom I don't
> know how to navigate.
>
> In the moment, it felt very intrusive for me and I was very afraid to be
> unable to control my emac
I was totally at lost when I started my emacs/exwm session and tried to
`find-file' only to be redirected to an 'ido-find-file` with whom I don't know
how to navigate.
In the moment, it felt very intrusive for me and I was very afraid to be unable
to control my emacs because I have set all my
André A. Gomes writes:
> Therefore the claim that Guix forces a default EXWM config on the users
> isn't entirely true.
Actually, I made a mistake again. Guix seems to force a default EXWM
config. Find a proof below.
Emacs, as of today, is started by evaluating the following sexp:
--8<--
André A. Gomes writes:
> Guix forces the execution of (exwm-config-default), unless the user has
> a .exwm file. That forces a default config on EXWM users, which is
> unpleasant for those (like me) that have been using it for a long time.
> Notice that those users have their EXWM configuration
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> Hi André,
>
>> I packaged EXWM (the right way) for myself a long time ago. If I'm
>> putting effort into this, it's because I think the community is
>> missing
>> an opportunity to improve. I won't get anything from any of this.
>> You,
>> on the other hand, seem to be
Hi André,
I packaged EXWM (the right way) for myself a long time ago. If
I'm
putting effort into this, it's because I think the community is
missing
an opportunity to improve. I won't get anything from any of
this. You,
on the other hand, seem to be interested in your selfish agenda.
i
Arun Isaac writes:
> Hi André,
>
>> Your reply indicates that little or no effort was put into understanding
>> my points. And no effort was put to indicate where did my reasoning go
>> wrong.
>
> I, for one, did not understand how your workflow is affected by the way
> EXWM is currently package
Hi André,
> Your reply indicates that little or no effort was put into understanding
> my points. And no effort was put to indicate where did my reasoning go
> wrong.
I, for one, did not understand how your workflow is affected by the way
EXWM is currently packaged in Guix. As far as I understa
Jan Nieuwenhuizen writes:
> André A. Gomes writes:
>
>> Jan Nieuwenhuizen writes:
>>
>>> I just tried adding my ~/.exwm into my init.el and running a nested
>>> emacs and now I get a GUI dialog:
>>>
>>> Replace existing window manager? Y/N
>>>
>>> Not great! Not very suprisingly, the extra
André A. Gomes writes:
> Jan Nieuwenhuizen writes:
>
>> I just tried adding my ~/.exwm into my init.el and running a nested
>> emacs and now I get a GUI dialog:
>>
>> Replace existing window manager? Y/N
>>
>> Not great! Not very suprisingly, the extra unnecessary initialization
>> /does/ hu
Jan Nieuwenhuizen writes:
> Arun Isaac writes:
>
> Hello,
>
>>> My suggestion is simple: remove the added layer of complexity introduced
>>> by the .exwm file; don't force a default Exwm config on the user.
>>
>> I think I agree with you now. I checked, and exwm indeed does not run
>> when emacs
Arun Isaac writes:
Hello,
>> My suggestion is simple: remove the added layer of complexity introduced
>> by the .exwm file; don't force a default Exwm config on the user.
>
> I think I agree with you now. I checked, and exwm indeed does not run
> when emacs is opened in the console even though my
Hi André,
> My suggestion is simple: remove the added layer of complexity introduced
> by the .exwm file; don't force a default Exwm config on the user.
I think I agree with you now. I checked, and exwm indeed does not run
when emacs is opened in the console even though my exwm config is
defined
Arun Isaac writes:
> Hi André,
>
>> I remember, back in the day, to what great lengths I went to understand
>> what the hell what going on. I had EXWM configured in my Emacs init.el
>> file (the sane, standard and documented way of doing it), and I've used
>> it before in other distros.
>
> Just
Ludovic Courtès writes:
> Hello,
>
> Arun Isaac skribis:
>
I was involved in the packaging of exwm when it was first done, and I
hear your frustration. :-) Please do send patches (with me on Cc)
addressing the issue, and we can continue our discussion there.
>>>
>>> As someone who
Jan Nieuwenhuizen writes:
> I'm wondering, how have you managed to switch off exwm when running a
> nested emacs or a console emacs?
Exwm handles that by itself.
In a console, since it's a non-graphical session, Exwm won't even try to
do anything. As for nested emacs, there's a variable called
Hello,
Arun Isaac skribis:
>>> I was involved in the packaging of exwm when it was first done, and I
>>> hear your frustration. :-) Please do send patches (with me on Cc)
>>> addressing the issue, and we can continue our discussion there.
>>
>> As someone who didn't have a prior EXWM setup in th
Hi André,
> I remember, back in the day, to what great lengths I went to understand
> what the hell what going on. I had EXWM configured in my Emacs init.el
> file (the sane, standard and documented way of doing it), and I've used
> it before in other distros.
Just to clarify, I have exwm confi
Hi Janneke,
>> I was involved in the packaging of exwm when it was first done, and I
>> hear your frustration. :-) Please do send patches (with me on Cc)
>> addressing the issue, and we can continue our discussion there.
>
> As someone who didn't have a prior EXWM setup in their .emacs, I have
>
Arun Isaac writes:
Hello,
> I was involved in the packaging of exwm when it was first done, and I
> hear your frustration. :-) Please do send patches (with me on Cc)
> addressing the issue, and we can continue our discussion there.
As someone who didn't have a prior EXWM setup in their .emacs, I
Hi André,
I was involved in the packaging of exwm when it was first done, and I
hear your frustration. :-) Please do send patches (with me on Cc)
addressing the issue, and we can continue our discussion there.
Thank you,
Arun
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