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deniskyashif.com | ||
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blog.aaronbieber.com
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| | | | | Org mode was one of the main reasons I tried Emacs (and left behind 15 years of Vim), and now it is a central part of how I organize my work. Org mode can help you take notes, track tasks, build agendas, process tabular data, and more. It's so flexible that everyone uses it differently. I use Org mode primarily to capture tasks and keep track of their progress. I sometimes take notes in Org mode, but I haven't completely fleshed out my note-taking and searching workflow, so I'll talk mostly about task ma... | |
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www.worthe-it.co.za
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| | | | | This article explains how I use Emacs Org-mode as an exobrain system. | |
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zzamboni.org
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| | | | | A new release of my book "Publishing with Emacs, Org-mode and Leanpub" is out! With a lot of new information and other improvements. Learn how to use powerful tools and workflows to easily publish your words. | |
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codefastdieyoung.com
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| | | Path of Emacs newcomer is long and full of frustration at times. Very often one may run out of will or perseverance, and sometimes even give up and stop trying.. As someone who once decided to push personal productivity to the limit, and had motivation and need to use Emacs for everything from coding and | ||
