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Hey @emacs-tw team, was wondering where and how you'd categorize symon? A "tiny graphical system monitor"

A category already present? Or another one, such as "Utilities" (which seems kind of ambiguous/vague), or something alluding to Operating System Integration. Ideas?

There is no section for makefiles with the packages supporting makefiles listed.

old:
http://the-lambda-church.github.io/merlin/

new:
https://github.com/ocaml/merlin

https://github.com/rndusr/subed/

"subed is an Emacs major mode for editing subtitles while playing the corresponding video with mpv."

Can we add org-html-themes to this list ?

It's not emacs package but done awesome job for org-mode.

This is a wonderful list about already existing Emacs tools. However what if one wants to contribute to Emacs by fixing a bug in itself/writing new packages. There should also be pointers for these purposes.

This one is very cool, dunno where to put it tho:

https://github.com/arthurnn/howdoi-emacs

emacs-eclim moved to https://github.com/emacs-eclim/emacs-eclim

From https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome/blob/master/awesome.md

Research if the stuff you're including is actually awesome. Only put stuff on the list that you or another contributor can personally recommend. You should rather leave stuff out than include too much.

Emph. mine. There are things like popup-kill-ring on this list. The last release is from 2013 which is just a copy/paste from Emacs Wiki. It has less than 3000 downloads on MELPA. Is it really awesome? Does it even work?

I've just singled out this package because it was the first I randomly landed at, not on purpose. I've never used it. But maybe we should actually "curate" the list instead of just throwing in everything.

Opinions?

Eat is a pure Emacs Lisp terminal emulator I wrote that is reasonably fast for daily use.

My question is: Should I place Eat above Vterm (since no C module requirement) or below it?

Link gives This web page is not available.

Boon: An Ergonomic Command Mode for Emacs

That seems to be the new one: https://dev.to/huytd/emacs-from-scratch-1cg6

@kuanyui and @Superbil,

Was reading /r/emacs/ the other day, and came across this article.

I was wondering where packages like use-package and req-package can be added and categorized? I'm not sure it fits in the Package Manager category, as they are both helper tools to optimize setting up ones .emacs .

Hi,
Why you do not add emacs packages and related stuff for presentation as well?
Like: org-reveal, org-re-reveal, oer-reveal, epresent, present, reveal.js (although, this is not only emacs relate)
Thx a lot

Hi, ivy-mode (swiper/counsel) is popular now. Could you please add this to Interface Enhancement section?
https://github.com/abo-abo/swiper

Hi! Thanks for this work!

I've noticed some links provided in Emacs Starter Kits are archived repos, sometimes unedited for 7 years. Are there guidelines in such cases ? When should we remove starter kits / packages ?

Hello, I wrote a tool that can validate README links (valid URLs, not duplicate). It can be run when someone submits a pull request.

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There is no Ruby code. :D

https://github.com/bbatsov/crux

A Collection of Ridiculously Useful eXtensions for Emacs. crux bundles a few useful interactive commands to enhance your overall Emacs experience.

We don't have this section yet. I want to add something like

https://github.com/abo-abo/define-word

There are other package as well : dict-mode, But I prefer define-word

mew

You can install it via package.el

Just came across the realgud emacs package https://melpa.org/#/realgud. Its a emacs front-end for debuggers. Looks like a good candidate to be added to the awesome emacs list.

For some modes there are great guides in the form of blogpost [1] or similar things that provide great introductions. Similar things also exist for language setups [2]. I would like to add links to such guides, but before providing pull requests, i wanted to make sure, that you agree.

[1] http://tuhdo.github.io/helm-intro.html
[2] https://github.com/serras/emacs-haskell-tutorial/blob/master/tutorial.md

It's great to see all those awesome plugins but I recently found out org-trello which is awesome and don't appear here.

It basically allow you to collaborate with non emacs user on your todos using trello. I believe it should definitely appear under the org headline

Cursor operations like Ctrl+F/B/A/E and delete like Ctrl+H don't work on Find widget, and moreover, they close the widget.
Is it possible to use them?

Maybe emacs-distribution is something to add.

Simplifies running Emacs from an alternative $HOME in order to
experiment with alternative configurations without affecting your
default (~/.emacs.d) config.

I'm talking about stuff directly related with the task of writing prose, not code.

For example:

• Flyspell
• Olivetti
• Auto-capitalize
• Aggressive fill-paragraph
• Langtool
• Writegood
• Pabbrev
• Fountain
• nov.el
• adoc-mode
• Pandoc

I think this would be a good addition.

As a former vim user, this package saved me from insanity by providing smooth line-by-line scrolling when moving the cursor outside of the visible buffer. It is truly awesome!

https://github.com/deb0ch/emacs-winum

Hi, there!
You have dead link to EmacsMinimap - https://github.com/dustinlacewell/emacs-minimap

Sly [1] is a fort of Slime.

[1] : https://github.com/capitaomorte/sly

Correct one - https://github.com/magit/magit

https://github.com/Boruch-Baum/emacs-diredc

"This package extends emacs' dired-mode with features found in almost all file managers, and also some unique features"

Do we want to have unmaintained packages on the list?

Elbank was recently announced to be deprecated in favour of ledger-mode (iow the author returned back to using ledger).

cc @NicolasPetton What do you think?

I propose that an installation section for emacs-tw be created. It would make reference (in bullet points) to means by which one can get emacs installed in windows, mac, and linux.

Also, it would reference the EVM project and dockerized emacs, and other means by which emacs can be utilized.

• https://github.com/Silex/docker-emacs
• https://github.com/Silex/docker-emacs

Gnu Global supports 6 languages by inbuilt parser and more than 25 languages by Pygments + Exuberant Ctags plug-in parser. I don't think it should just be kept in C/C++ category, when it can support most of the languages listed in the document.

Reference: GNU Global website

Would be better if you sort each category in alphabetic order for people who visit this site could checkout thing easier.

Hello.

Please, add Elscreen https://github.com/shosti/elscreen
It's a very useful for using multiple screens (windows configurations) in Emacs.
See the first answer http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3716470/tabbed-windows-on-emacs

Thanks in advance.

Presently EXWM is in the Fun section which makes little sense in my opinion.
It would be a much better fit in, say, Interface Enhancement. What do you think?

Hi @kuanyui,

Before I learned about Awesome Emacs from reddit, I only knew about resources for Awesome Python and Awesome Lua on github.

Recently on reddit, I learned about Awesome-Nodejs. There I saw a link to an Awesome list. Looking through the list, I also saw that Awesome-Ruby linked to another great resource: awesome-awesomeness.

Both Awesome lists it turns out already link to Awesome Emacs.

I was wondering if Awesome Emacs could do the same as Awesome Nodejs and Awesome Ruby-- link to other Awesome list resources. I'm sure many people could benefit.

Thanks!

JL

I would like to suggest two well-maintained (I use theme regularly) and pretty complete themes:

1. professional-theme - https://github.com/juanjux/emacs-professional-theme

2. leuven-theme - https://github.com/fniessen/emacs-leuven-theme

https://gitlab.com/tuedachu/ytdl

Hello @coldnew and @kuanyui,

Here are some thoughts as I did a recent Pull Request #337 in which I lowered the priority of some (inactive) Starter Kit packages and also as I thought about @coldnew 's PR for #336 in removing a no longer developed emacs configuration. I was wondering if you could share some feedback.

General Issues

• Items in the Starter Kit section should be reordered based on "popularity" relevance and how much they are actively being developed.
• Also, https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs should probably go in the Starter Kit section as it is often compared to spacemacs (evil mode based config, etc).

Proposal to remove "Noteworthy Configuration" Section

• In addition, after noticing issues with #336, many of the noteworthy configurations are listed on https://github.com/caisah/emacs.dz --only a few are not cross-listed on both. Also, caisah/emacs.dz gives a much more informative and useful description of noteworthy configuations. I propose that awesome-emacs remove the Noteworthy Configuration section and consolidate on the Starter Kits section.
• I've been wondering for awhile under which category to add the package https://github.com/plexus/chemacs, it could have gone under either Starter Kit or Noteworthy Configurations. Noteworthy Configurations is already taken care of by caisah's emacs.dz, Doom Emacs should be moved to Starter Kits
• Modify the "Starter Kit" section to have a link to personal "noteworthy configurations" on caisah emacs.dz and also include a link to the really novel chemacs package.

I think this would fit under the Org-mode heading.

https://github.com/alphapapa/org-protocol-capture-html

This repo misses a license. You can use https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome#license as inspiration.