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Doom Emacs Configuration

This repository holds the configuration files that I use for Doom Emacs.

I am using a partial literate configuration. At the moment the main configuration file is tangled from a single org-document, but there are other files that are pure emacs-lisp rather than literate org-mode files.

I’m using this Doom configuration for my main Linux distro which is Manjaro Sway right now.

Main Files

config.org
- An org-mode file written in org markup that has blocks of emacs-lisp code embedded within it
- This is the main configuration file that when tangled exports out to the config.el file
- The config.el file is not in this repo. It has no information not found in config.org
init.el
- This file comes pre-configured specific to Doom Emacs
- Generally speaking this is where you can toggle different Doom packages on and off
packages.el
- The file where I can control the installation of other packages that are not included in Doom Emacs
- You can also pin Doom packages to specific versions
abbrev.el
- This is basically a huge list of commonly misspelled English words
- It is used by the abbrev package to automatically correct my mistakes
- I added some things that I commonly type out so abbrev will autoexpand them
- For example: pkg + space will autoexpand to (package! just because I found that to be convenient
bindings.el
- I decided to create a separate file for my personal custom keybinds
custom.el
- Doom Emacs is set up to create this file in your configuration directory
- It’s only created if the user makes any changes via the customize interface
- In my case I used custom-set-faces instead of setq in my config a couple of times