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Hi @jcmkk3, thanks for checking out Corgi. I was not aware of Selectrum, I just went through the README and it looks quite compelling. I'll be trying it out.

I'm a big fan of straight.el, I would not be able to do Corgi if it wasn't for straight, so I'm quite happy to put my faith in @raxod502.

Meanwhile quite a bit has changed, Corgi is no longer a config as such, it's now just a set of packages that can be pulled in with straight. This was the last big fundamental change I still wanted to make, from here things should be more iterative. I've also started work on some proper documentation, still early stage but it does show how you're expected to install and use Corgi going forward: https://github.com/plexus/corgi/blob/main/corgi_manual.org

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Great. I tried the configuration example and it worked great except for a couple of the optional use-package suggestions. I had to change them to markdown-mode and yaml-mode.

Also, for the Emacs installation on Windows, I would suggest to use scoop. It is like homebrew for Windows. It does not require admin privileges, so it is great for corporate computers. It has pretty much all useful developer cli tools and languages. To install emacs, the user can follow instructions on this issue.

A clojurian bucket can be found here

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I'm going to close this now, but see #18 for general discussion around this topic.

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