Using Nano Agenda With Doom Emacs

I Am A Learning Coder And Did Not Write Most Of The Code In This Repo.

N λ n o agenda is a minimal view of your org agenda files. How should i configure it? You need to use something like chemacs2, think of it as an emacs bootloader, you can pick which distribution of emacs to load. I am spending more and more of my time in emacs for all things, so i wanted to refine both my agenda and journalling setup.

The Idea Is For Users To Copy The Part They Are Interested In Such As To Include Them In Their Own Configuration.

It’s pretty and pretty useful. It displays a calendar view of current month (or the month corresponding to the current selected date) alongside a view of your agenda displaying timestamped entries. But expect it to veer pretty far from that base over time. I am not a programmer and know nothing about lisp.

The Philosophy Of Nano Emacs Is To Stick As Much As Possible To Vanilla Emacs Without Introducing Too Much Dependencies (Or None If Possible) And To Keep It Modular Enough.

So, i’ve been trying to shuffle back into using emacs for more things. It has the same design principle as the original one, but adapted to work correctly with doom emacs and evil mode. I tried adding this line in the config file: I don't use doom emacs personally, but have you tried:

In My Config.el File, I Have It Set Up Like So:

This package contains an attempt to port n λ n o modeline to doom emacs. I said doom emacs because it comes preconfigured and is less confusing for beginners. Doom is a configuration for emacs meant to address many of its issues, especially those concerning performance, but why exactly should someone use it? What i've done is trimmed down the nano codebase to just the files i need and wrote.