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  1. Guix shell now inside Emacs!

    ~657 words. ~3 minutes. tags: guix emacs programming This is my submission for Emacs Carnival July 2026.

  2. ~1098 words. ~5 minutes. tags: emacs programming debugging Or as I would like to call it, GLORIOUS Unified Debugger.

  3. ~373 words. ~1 minutes. tags: emacs For this month's Emacs carnival topic, May I recommend…, I would like to recommend two cool org minor modes I discovered recently, in the order of me discovering them. org-num-mode This mode adds numbering to headings.

  4. PALE, Canvas, and Stuff demos

    ~1462 words. ~7 minutes. tags: emacs demos programming The various demos relating this were seriously getting out of hand.

  5. Pull Requests as Branches

    ~169 words. ~0 minutes. tags: git tutorial programming Consider these questions: Do you find it annoying to use the web interface to merge pull requests?

  6. ANN: Modus Gotham is here

    ~94 words. ~0 minutes. tags: emacs Inspired by Magnus's blog post on creating a theme based on Modus, I decided to try my hand at implementing the gotham-theme using modus-themes.

  7. GNU Emacs needs a virtual keyboard

    ~929 words. ~4 minutes. tags: emacs I mean this more generally as in everywhere GNU Emacs is available, but especially the recent Android port.

  8. SVG? Yes!

    ~165 words. ~0 minutes. tags: emacs meta This post by nwalsh shows how to use SVG in Org generated HTML pages.

  9. Obscure Emacs packages

    ~590 words. ~2 minutes. tags: emacs This is my second submission to the Emacs Carnival (my first one was emacs elevator pitch).

  10. Emacs Elevator Pitch

    ~45 words. ~0 minutes. tags: emacs "Emacs gud."

  11. Hunk editing with Magit

    ~591 words. ~2 minutes. tags: git emacs tutorial This was asked in a reddit post, I want a separate commit for edits A, B, and C Line 1 Line 2 editA Line 3 editB Line 4 editC Line 5 From the command line I do. git add -p git commit That's hunk editing.

  12. Creating a blog

    ~11884 words. ~59 minutes. tags: meta programming emacs Introduction I have been blogging by manually exporting my org-mode files into HTML with a custom CSS file and then SCP-ing the generated HTML file into my SDF personal page.

  13. ~91 words. ~0 minutes. tags: git programming tutorial If you use multiple git remotes like me, you often have to manually push to each remote one by one.

  14. How to setup a Git server

    ~102 words. ~0 minutes. tags: git unix tutorial To create a git server, you need to do the following: Setup SSH.

  15. How to download more RAM

    ~194 words. ~0 minutes. tags: linux ram No, actually.

  16. Why do I use Emacs?

    ~659 words. ~3 minutes. tags: emacs programming I often get asked why I use Emacs, I feel like I have to defend myself because they often hit me the "Why not just use Vim or Neovim?"

  17. Who is crying?

    ~159 words. ~0 minutes. tags: philosophy Who is it?

  18. Was it real, doctor?

    ~2489 words. ~12 minutes. tags: story November 28 To: <paramjeetsingh@aiim.org> From: <ramnath@gnui.org> Subject: Weird Dreams and Sleep paralysis Dear Dr.

  19. Free Software

    ~347 words. ~1 minutes. tags: freesoftware story Ravivan argued in favor of free software, stating that it provides its users the 4 essential freedoms, Those are the freedoms to to run the program, to study and change the program in source code form, to r…

  20. Pair programming using tmux

    ~373 words. ~1 minutes. tags: programming unix Introduction I have recently discovered the joy of pair programming, its great for teaching about command line tools and programming, or even just working on a project.

  21. Thoughts on Free Software.

    ~693 words. ~3 minutes. tags: freesoftware philosophy Introduction I have been using Free software for almost 1.5 years now.

  22. My friend

    ~673 words. ~3 minutes. tags: story The scenery from the terrace on his home was beautiful.

  23. ~1585 words. ~7 minutes. tags: philosophy What is the debate?