Emacsblogger

I haven't had the stamina and the drive to keep a continuos flow of update on my webpage. I think it is caused by me finding it more interesting to create the process of how to make a workflow rather than drive the daily content which I find rather tideous and boring. I have switched to Macos which is rather controversial as my site was named linuxblogger. I am not leaving linux rather I am choosing to also use mac as it is compatible with my work - which linux sadly isn't. I am forced to using HCL Notes and it is not available (working) on linux as far as I know anyway. The good thing is that I can still use Gnu Emacs which I use for this blog and I find essential for switching to Macos. I really love the fact that I can write so easily in Emacs and publish to web immediately.

<2023-01-29 Søn>

Did try out hyprland after seeing the youtube clip CTT did on it. It did however not have a succesfull outcome for me. I installed hyprland via a arcolinuxb iso and perhaps this was the main cause of it to constantly hang. I do like hyprland but I think it is not mature yet - as with sway I find there to be some issues with my trackpad - it seems like it has difficulties in finding hyperlink - as if it wants to avoid the link. This is the third time I tested hyprland/wayland and last time was early December.
But very exciting and definitely the future of linux - also for tiling wm's which are my preference.

<2023-01-29 Søn>

I have experimented with creating an entire website in Emacs - and this has now finally been accomplished thanks to David Wilson Systemcrafters and his many many Emacs vlogs. 99% of my emacs knowledge is thanks to David and a bit shoutout to him! I did for a while live in EXWM, but did find issues with that and I never was able to detect if it was due to my lack of knowledge and wrong config, but I finally gave up and instead are now combining Emacs with the beauty of dwm (chadwm) which is both extremely fast and stunning.
My Dwm