Dired Global Script Runner: A Yazi-inspired global file marking system for DiredStandard dired is g…
انتشار: 2026/06/19 01:07 UTC
Dired Global Script Runner: A Yazi-inspired global file marking system for DiredStandard dired is great, but I always found it frustrating that I would lose my marked files the moment I navigated to a different directory. To fix this, I built a lightweight global marking system inspired by modern terminal file managers like Yazi.Dired Global Script Runner acts as a "shopping cart" for your files.How it works:- You can navigate across entirely different directories and add files to a persistent global list.- Once you have collected everything you need, you hit a keybinding to trigger execution.- To ensure bulletproof execution across any environment, it copies the final command directly to your clipboard. You simply paste it into an eat terminal for a guaranteed run, avoiding any weird shell parsing bugs.The core Elisp is completely vanilla, though I have provided keybindings for Evil users out of the box.Check out the source and README here:Dired Global Script RunnerLet me know if you find it useful for your workflow!redd.it/1u9nbbg@r_emacs
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I decided to give eglot a try after using lsp-mode for a while. (Java focused)github.com/benleis1/emacs-init/blob/main/…
Need advice on cross-platform Emacs config - need my GNU/Linux setup running macOS + Windowsredd.it/1vrwl1e@r_emacs
Any idea how telega.el displays images line by line?I find the way github.com/sirikid/telega displays the images quite nice. The images are displayed line by line and seem to be split at each line (?), not sure about that though. Such functionality universally in emacs would be quite useful, especially in org files You can see the line white bar on the image on the line the cursor currently isredd.it/1vrpdpp@r_emacs
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Something is wrong with my Emacs.redd.it/1vrpxzr@r_emacs
