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* dashboard.el (m):
* init.el: Replace gnus by gnus-unplugged. I found that I really want
to start gnus without being plugged, as I only occassionally want
gnus to fetch from the source directly. Other times the mails are
fetched by other programs, and gnus only needs to read and do other
things.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-load-view-map): I have to define a wrapper
for this key so that dashboard can automatically define the key once
the view-conf.el is loaded.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard): The text is changed from the most famous
mantra of अवलोकित्श्वरस्य to that of मञ्जुश्रेः.
(C-c w w): this key-binding now toggles the wifi status.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard): Put the cursor at the start of the buffer.
(dashboard-mode): Use a dedicated `mode-line-format`.
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I find it more pleasing than my hand-writing, haha.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-cat-text, dashboard, dashboard-mode)
(dont-kill-dashboard-fn): Now the dashboard displays a picture of the
मन्त्र of bodhicitta, as well as the mantra in six syllables in
devanagari. I am quite pleased by this change.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-center-string): Now use a dedicated function
for the purpose of centering strings. This was originally done by
the function `center-string-in-width` in text-conf, but that
function behaved weirdly for some reason.
(dashboard): Adapt the function for correct centering effect.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard): My dashboard has an image at the center of
the buffer. Since I now know how to center the image at the center
with pixel-level precision, this is updated.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): Bind the following for the sake
of convenience.
- f: find-file
- F: find-file-other-tab
- h: durand-ibuffer
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I bound to the wrong key the last time.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): Bind it to a short name so that
the calls to `define-key` can fit in one line.
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* dashboard.el (dont-kill-dashboard-fn): I prefer to display sanskrit
here.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): Now I want to capture my account
information regularly, so it is useful to have a convenient binding.
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I wonder why I did not bind this earlier.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard): Set the dashboard buffer as not modified.
This is a minor issue, but I like it. :D
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): This command becomes more and
more indispensable for me.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): Bind 'L' to
`rlist-list-registers`. This is quite convenient.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map, dashboard-clear): This function
runs `ibuffer` and then runs `durand-ibuffer-clear`. Its effect is
to clear every buffer and then stays in the dashboard. This can be
used as a final key before leaving the computer.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): Now 't' is bound to
`durand-view-timers-or-temps` and 'T' is bound to `modeline-toggle`.
The ability to view interesting information is much more important
than that of toggling the modeline, in my opinion.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): `org-store-link` is useless in
the dashboard buffer, and it shadows the useful key 'l'.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): Bind `durand-open-object` so as
to easily open things.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): Bind `gnus` to 'g' for
conveniently accessing mails.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode-map): Bind `modeline-toggle` to 't' to
conveniently toggle the mode line.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-mode): A dedicated mode with convenient
access functions.
(dashboard-preload): A macro to define convenient functions easily.
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"Don't kill" => "Please don't kill"
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* dashboard.el (dont-kill-dashboard-fn): Such an error / warning
message should not end with a period.
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Sometimes the dashboard is renderred weirdly, so I want to have a
convenient way to reset the dashboard buffer.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard): Use a new image of a cute cat.
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A lot of improvements.
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Now I don't have to use a special command to launch Emacs. And the
configuration files are placed in the normal position now.
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In the course of configuring Emacs there are numerous changes to make.
This is one regular step.
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