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My literate doom emacs config
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commit 86f3e825bd8522fba1328689b10f8bbb81111bed
parent ca273c749cf4c7d00a24be52006b3d4b62715555
Author: Michael Neuper <michael@michaelneuper.com>
Date:   Mon,  1 Sep 2025 22:33:46 +0200

fix headings

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diff --git a/config.org b/config.org @@ -3,14 +3,18 @@ #+startup: content This is my literate doom emacs config. -[[Basic]] sets up some basic emacs and doom configurations. -[[Doom Modules]] contains the configuration all packages and tries to mirror the structure of doom's =init.el=. - -- Each top-level heading under [[doom modules]] corresponds to a Doom module category (e.g., [[:lang]], [[ui]]), as declared in the =doom!= macro in =init.el=. -- Each second-level heading corresponds to an individual module within that category (e.g., [[org]], [[modeline]]). -- Each third-level heading represents any flags applied to that module (e.g., [[+pretty]], [[+roam2]]), which alter the module’s behavior or dependencies. +[[#basic][Basic]] sets up some basic emacs and doom configurations. +[[#doom-modules][Doom Modules]] contains the configuration all packages and tries to mirror the structure +of doom's =init.el=. + +- Each top-level heading under [[#doom-modules][doom modules]] corresponds to a Doom module category + (e.g., [[#lang][:lang]], [[#ui][:ui]]), as declared in the =doom!= macro in =init.el=. +- Each second-level heading corresponds to an individual module within that category + (e.g., [[#org][org]], [[#modeline][modeline]]). +- Each third-level heading represents any flags applied to that module + (e.g., [[#+pretty][+pretty]], [[#+roam2][+roam2]]), which alter the module’s behavior or dependencies. - Subsequent headings: - + Core packages enabled by those flags (e.g., [[org-modern]]) + + Core packages enabled by those flags (e.g., [[#org-modern][org-modern]]) + Manually installed packages related to that module (e.g., org-modern-indent) + Configuration snippets or tweaks logically grouped by package or functionality