Announcing now-playing.el, an Emacs interface for the macOS Music app
Announcing a remote control interface for the macOS Music app from Emacs, keeping in tradition of never leaving it.
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Latest posts
Malleable Computing, Emacs, and You
Some musings on malleable computing using as an example a GitHub issues browser in Emacs.
In Emacs, Everything Looks Like a Service
No, Emacs is not an operating system but this post scrutinizes why some might say that.
Scheduling Future Tasks in Emacs
If you miss using at , you can use Emacs run-at-time as a substitute, with caveats. Also described is a way to use run-at-time to post a macOS notification at a future date.
Revisiting Emacs Keyboard Macros with a Mouse
Yes, recording an Emacs keyboard macro with a mouse is a thing.
Opening macOS Finder Folders in Emacs with Scrim
Finder fun with the Scrim custom URL scheme and some musings on software orchestration.
Anju v1.5.0 Update
Anju v1.5.0 update out in the wild. Lots of goodies in it.
Using the Mouse for Emacs Rectangle Commands
Never look up Emacs rectangle commands in the manual again. Announcing support for rectangle commands in Anju v1.4.0 update.
Enhancing Elisp Development with Context Menus
Announcing support for Elisp development in the Anju v1.3.0 update.
Bulk Search & Replace Commands for Files and Buffers in Emacs
An inventory of bulk commands to search and/or replace multiple files or buffers in Emacs.
Some nice to know keybindings when using the mouse in Emacs
Some keybindings to know whenever you’re working with a mouse in Emacs.
Call for Testing: Scrim v1.1.3 TestFlight on pre-release Emacs 31
Looking for folks who want to test a new pre-release build of Scrim v1.1.3 which fixes it for Emacs 31.
Computing Days Until with Emacs
Countdown clocks are always useful. Here’s one for computing days until in Emacs.
Calming Mouse Interaction in Dired
Single click to open a file in Dired is too twitchy. This post shows how to change it.
Announcing Anju
Announcing Anju, a project to align mouse interactions in Emacs with contemporary (circa 2026) expectations. Now available on MELPA.