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Doom Emacs

What is Doom Emacs?

Doom Emacs is a distribution of the Emacs Text Editor designed for Vim users. I like to use Emacs due to its extensibility and extra features it is capable of (besides text editing). Some of these extra features include:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/librephoenix/nixos-config-screenshots/main/app/doom.png

I have found Emacs to be incredibly efficient, and transferring my workflow to fit inside of Emacs has allowed me to get much more work done. I primarily use Emacs for writing, note-taking, task/project management and organizing information.

My Config

This directory includes my Doom Emacs configuration, which consists of:

My full config is a literate org document (doom.org).