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{{tip|Emacs, much like NixOS can rebuild and re-fetch all of its packages based on its | {{tip|Emacs, much like NixOS can rebuild and re-fetch all of its packages based on its initialization file alone, if one chooses to use an extension called {{ic|(use-package)}}. Such a configuration file can be version controlled and used in all compatible operating systems.}} | ||
{{warning| Certain issues are possible, when mixing different versions of Emacs, in particular a configuration file tailored towards emacs with native compilation, may misbehave on non-native compiling versions, unless only the emacs lisp code is shared between them.}} | {{warning| Certain issues are possible, when mixing different versions of Emacs, in particular a configuration file tailored towards emacs with native compilation, may misbehave on non-native compiling versions, unless only the emacs lisp code is shared between them.}} | ||
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=== Doom Emacs === | |||
The [https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs Doom Emacs] project provides a framework with a better default configuration and modules for different programming languages. Since it uses pinning in its configuration for dependencies, it is possible to package Doom Emacs with nix (see [https://github.com/vlaci/nix-doom-emacs nix-doom-emacs]) | |||
[[Category:NixOS]] | [[Category:NixOS]] | ||
[[Category:Incomplete]] | [[Category:Incomplete]] | ||