Marcin Borkowski: Recent Changes

Updates since 2015-02-28 05:13 UTC up to 2015-03-30 05:13 UTC

2015-03-29

00:41 UTC (new) (history) 2015-03-28 window-configuration-to-register . . . . Marcin Borkowski – Most often I work on a netbook with a small screen. In such a situation every line is precious. That's why I eliminated most of unnecessary things like menu or toolbar from my Emacs. Still, sometimes I'm studying a function whose text barely fits in the limited room I have.

2015-03-21

02:15 UTC (diff) (history) 2015-03-21 2 Tm 2,3 – a great comeback . . . . Marcin Borkowski – Zmieniono nazwę z 2015-03-21_2_Tm_2,3_-_a_great_come_back
02:15 UTC (diff) (history) 2015-03-21 2 Tm 2,3 - a great come back . . . . Marcin Borkowski – Zmieniono nazwę na 2015-03-21_2_Tm_2,3_–_a_great_comeback

2015-03-14

14:08 UTC (new) (history) 2015-03-14 mu4e and human-friendly date format . . . . Marcin Borkowski – I’m using the mu4e email client. One of the best things about having my mail moved to Emacs is the ease of tweaking my setup. Since I always have troubles with mental translation between a calendar date and expressions like “today”, “tomorrow”, “yesterday” and so on, I decided that Emacs might help me with that.

2015-03-06

23:59 UTC (new) (history) 2015-03-07 Professional therapy for your Emacs config problems . . . . Marcin Borkowski – The other day, abo-abo had an excelent post on his blog, whose title I will not mention since it contains mismatched parentheses and my OCD makes my head explode because of that. (Please, go read that post before you continue; it is not very long, and really worth looking at.) I have to say that the last sentence was just cute. After a while it occured to me that actually, Emacs can do that! (Well, sort of.)

2015-02-28

10:42 UTC (new) (history) 2015-02-28 Math examples in TeX, part I . . . . Marcin Borkowski – I’m currently coauthoring an introductory book on LaTeX. (Yes, yet another one. But apparently there are not that many of them in Polish!) Of course, one of the must-haves is a chapter on typesetting equations. What I wanted, however, is a way to enter them with preservation of the DRY principle.