my .emacs.d folder with all of my customizations; should be completely portable (in theory).
You can do this any way you like; this is the way I like:
git clone https://github.com/gempesaw/dotemacs ~/.emacs.d
git submodule update --init
In Windows, you'll probably want to check out Sacha Chua's helpful guide. When you clone this repo, put it in your %HOME% directory, whatever you make that, since the option of symlinks is slightly less attractive.
- ag:
brew install ag - makeinfo (ubuntu?):
sudo apt-get install texinfo
These configurations currently come from three main places:
- Things I like and have gotten used to over the years
- Ryan McGeary's Working with OS X and Emacs
- Bozhidar's Batsov's emacs-prelude
- Magnar Sveen's amazing work over at emacsrocks
I was previously using dmitri's el-get to manage my packges, but have since changed to package.el and MELPA to accomplish this task.