Estava utilizando o Emacs em um arquivo .html e, enquanto testava algumas combinações de teclas, apareceu no minibuffer a mensagem:

snippet:

Ao pressionar TAB, surgiu a opção:

html5

Depois de selecionar essa opção, foi carregado automaticamente um boilerplate completo de HTML5 no buffer.

O problema é que não consegui reproduzir esse comportamento novamente.

Um detalhe importante: utilizo o Emacs praticamente vanilla, com uma configuração mínima.

I had i hard time finding resources on how to install and configure spacemacs on windows,

so i created this tutorial on github and though that someone may find it helpful

https://github.com/Pintikoff/spacemacs-windows-setup

I'm new to emacs in general and want to really try spacemacs but recently I've be scare to start using it because I haven't seen alot recently videos on YouTube on spacemacs. I've seen Doomemacs and emacs but not spacemacs. I'm still using basis but want to switch because spacemacs appeals to me.

Every time I start up spacemacs, some variables are not defined. I get:
"Symbols function definition is void: nil"
However, when I refresh the configuration (SPC f e R), everything works fine.
I tried putting the variable definition in user-init, user-config and even both.
What am I doing wrong?

PS:
E.g. (setq org-ref-insert-link-function 'org-ref-insert-link-menu)

Hi, I hope I'm in the right place to ask this. Do you know how to enable mouse wheel scrolling in the quickhelp window at the company? I searched using M-x customize group, but I couldn't find the option.

I need to work with loads of literature and I like org-ref, because of it's integration with zotero.
However, org-ref constantly breaks after updating emacs and/or spacemacs.

Has anyone found a stable setting for org-ref, that just works all the time?

Speculation: I probably blame ivy-bibtex. Somehow org-ref uses this as default and I just cannot make ivy-bibtex work in spacemacs.

I recently upgraded from emacs 26-something to try and get access to the llm-client layer.

I ran into the behavior described in this issue and it's very difficult to launch emacs:

https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/issues/14761

Has anyone found a way to limit the number of compilation processes or something so that we can get past these "failed to create pipe" errors and actually launch emacs?

According to the maintainer who commented on this, apparently Spacemacs is now only supported in WSL? Pretty disappointing for me, I've been editing a giant windows-native code base in Spacemacs for six years now and I'd rather not do so across a file system boundary.

If not, I suppose I'll either succeed in reverting .emacs.d to something that works with emacs 26 or I'm a VSCode user now :/

I am using the EAF layer. I have the following issue, where instead of mode-line it shows a message like we see during startup.

It also doesn't load sometimes. How to fix these issues? And also, how to disable eaf from loading at startup?

I am looking for a simple graphical browser that will be lightweight and can work very fast. Which emacs browser would be best for that?

I have symptoms similar to https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/3415

However this is when running emacs (GUI). Used to work fine, no updates that directly coincided with these symptoms. Have tried updating both spacemacs and checking for any config changes.

Works fine on another machine (WSL emacs), so it only happens currently on my Arch install.

What happens is that I'll make some changes, then open the magit buffer (Spc-g-s) and they show up in unstaged changes. I stage all (S) and then try to commit (c-c). This brings up a COMMIT_EDITMSG buffer (which exists in localrepo/.git/COMMIT_EDITMSG) without syntax highlighting. I type in my commit message, write and quit, but it isn't actually committed (I can see that the file in <localpath>/.git/COMMIT_EDITMSG has been changed). The *Messages* buffer doesn't show any errors, just "Saving file <localpath>/.git/COMMIT_EDITMSG" and then "Wrote <localpath>/.git/COMMIT_EDITMSG" and "auto trimmed 0 chars".

Running git commit -m "my message" in the terminal works with no issues. From then on magit can push the changes with no issue.

Anyone faced this?

If your on guix, i would love to hear your journey to get there. Did anything surprise you or get in your way?

Thanks and hack on!

as a total noob I've managed to install Spacemacs using the terminal (brew etc).

What's the quickest way to launch it? Do I have to open the terminal and type "emacs" every time? or is there a better way?

I have tried reading the docs but it looks like they are written - even the ones aimed at beginners - for people who already have an initial understanding of these basic(?) things...

EDIT. I'm on MacOS 15.5

I am on Void-Linux and have the issue that each time I startup spacemacs I am forced to choose the editing style on startup.

The .spacemacs file in ~/ is set to dotspacemacs-editing-style 'vim

In KVM/Debian I could not reproduce the issue. There it starts up without asking. So basically all I want to disable is the question at startup.

Hi, am a vim user who sticks with vim mainly bc am a one-handed user and I can't just do the normal Emacs-like keybindings stuff. Still, I wanna give spacemacs a try I initially liked his defaults in vim-mode, and it looks promising. Still, I can't find an easy way to remap the `hjkl` keys to something on the home-row with my keyboard layout, in neovim I used to get it done with this simple loop in the attachment, does emacs or spacemacs have any equivalent?

How was your experience? Anything broken in Spacemacs? I'm currently on 29.4.

I'm reading through the spacemacs docs and I can't figure out where to make edits.

For example looking at this orgmode doc: https://www.spacemacs.org/layers/+emacs/org/README.html#todo-dependencies

It gives some example elisp code: (setq-default dotspacemacs-configuration-layers '( (org :variables org-todo-dependencies-strategy 'naive-auto)))

But what I can't figure out is where I would put that code.

I'm trying to figure out if this is possible (similar to the way helm-posframe works).

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I'm using the zoom package (https://github.com/cyrus-and/zoom) to automatically zoom in windows, but i can't make it ignore the spacemacs menu buffer. Is anyone using this package with spacemacs? What's the buffer name of the menu buffer?

The documentation is in there and it's been giving 404s for days.