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| | | | | This post is a continuation of "Building A Second Brain with Emacs and Org-Mode." If you haven't read that yet, read that post first. It gave a high level overview of how BASB extends GTD, what Emacs and Org-Mode are (and why I wanted to implement BASB with them), and what principles emerge from using | |
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| | | Recently, as I replaced more of my Emacs-helm configuration with counsel and ivy, I noticed that ivy-switch-buffer, when augmented by ivy-rich, was not showing the directories of the buffers it was listing. After some Lisp spelunking, I discovered that it was because ivy-rich relies on the presence of either the projectile package, something I do not wish to have in my Emacs configuration, or on project.el, which I also do not use. In this post, I show how you can get full buffer filenames and project na... | ||
