X11 is being actively developed, last commit on xserver was 7 hours ago, and it will probably continue being worked on for a long time
You can do #+TITLE: titletext instead for titles at least, also I guess the table stuff is reasons to do emacs because you only need to do the first | and then pressing tab/enter like excel does the rest
Remove hook from a mode setting completion at point functions?
I’m trying to set up completion-at-point-functions in pascal-mode, I found that adding a hook with use-package works and leaves the global setting:
:hook (pascal-mode . (remove-hook ‘completion-at-point-functions ‘pascal-completions-at-point t))
However that causes a File mode specification error: (error Lisp nesting exceeds ‘max-lisp-eval-depth’) when I open a pascal file. Any ideas on how I could do it better?
Obsidian in my experience is zim but better (at the cost of being closed source)
I switched a couple years ago, the stability was the best part for me, and the fact that all of your peripheral devices just work, it’s really nice.
Learn vim and use it in vscode, kinda gives you the best of both worlds
11 is better in my experience, I like that they added tabs to explorer and terminal