Emacs Chat: Karl Voit
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Thanks, Karl!
Got an interesting Emacs workflow? Please share. =) Happy to bring on more people for Emacs Chats. Also, check out the upcoming Emacs Hangout on Dec 17 (8 PM Toronto)!
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5 comments
Sudhir Khanger
2014-12-05T16:09:42ZYou should do a regular podcast on Emacs.
sachac
2014-12-05T16:44:20ZPerhaps I should! I'm not very good at doing stuff regularly, though. =) Anyway, if you want to subscribe to the irregular Emacs Chat podcast, I think you can add it at http://sachachua.com/blog/c... .
What would you like to see/hear in a regular podcast on Emacs? Are you thinking about short tips (5 minutes), more in-depth explorations (20 min), or more interviews (1h)? =)
Sudhir Khanger
2014-12-06T17:23:07ZSo these interviews can be podcast in itself. It is much easier to get them on mobile. They don't have to be editted. They can be once a month. But anywhere from 30-1 hour would be perfect time.
As far as content goes maybe a few commands, talk about your blog posts, talk about posts on planet emacs, finding new modes is always fun.
Karl Voit
2014-12-05T21:24:36ZHi, this is Karl.
Karl-Voit.at (my server) died last night (both RAID HDDs stopped working). Bad timing, isn't it? :-)
It's down until a new host is set up. Meanwhile, find my corresponding blog post with lots of useful links which were mentioned in the talk at http://paste.grml.org/hidde... in Org-mode format - of course ;-)
Thanks for having me on this great series of interviews!
Karl Voit
2014-12-13T16:48:19ZNew server up and running. Sorry for the fuzz. Notes available at http://karl-voit.at/2014/12...