Fred Mitchell, Atomlogik
3.0.0.1
This is an extensive Emacs configuration system that has been in development for about 15 years. It encompasses many different programming languages, features an IDE-like interface, and includes Org mode, Evil mode, and more.
The configuration files have been split into individual task-based init files to facilitate easier management of your settings. Additionally, the master config file allows you to selectively require the task-based init files simply by commenting them out if they are no longer needed.
Furthermore, the master config can distinguish between Emacs being run in the command line versus as a GUI, as many configurations may only make sense in a GUI context.
The root of emacs-config contains the .emacs config that emacs normally looks for. It is strongly recommended that you do a soft link to this file in your home directory.
You may want to merge your current .emacs file with this one to preserve your present settings.
The current snapshot of the dependecies can be found at:
/manifest/emacs-package-manifest.el
Some of these dependecies may be out-of-date or no longer used. I will clean then up later.
Schlau Compile is a utility to allow you to configure compilation for nearly any git project at the press of a button.
The documentation for Schlau Compile can be found at:
Schlau Compile really should be in the Melpa, but there were some issues with me putting it there since this is a derivative work of Smart Compile. The functionality of Schlau Compile has diverged greately and the namespace changes that was needed to be made did not make it a good canidate for merging. So for all intents and purposes, this is a different project that stands alone.