xenodium.bsky.social
Blogs about #emacs and other stuff at xenodium.com.
Authored plainorg.com and flathabits.com for iOS.
Living in an Emacs buffer somewhere in London.
Also at https://twitter.com/xenodium and https://indieweb.social/@xenodium
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And thank you for the review! Much appreciated!
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Markdown is coming! ;)
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Thank you! ☺️
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No. Correct path to enlightment. Or dark side. Who knows... one of the two ;) Great path though.
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xenodium.com/awesome-emac...
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Great! Lemme know what you come up with. Happy to share with other who may be interested.
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ps. Good luck on your GCSEs!
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Lovely to hear about folks usage! We all use it somewhat differently, which is great!
Tell your friends :)
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Ah, I probably need up udpate project metadata to be explicit about English, but I can assure you it's supported :) It was the first language it launched with. Thanks for the heads up!
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Looks like I misremembered. It was importing to Denote cthimothy.github.io/blog/2025/04...
Having said that, Journelly's org structure is fairly straightforward. I would not be surprised if there's someone else who has done this for roam.
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Linking across posts isn’t currently possible, though I can file a feature request. WRT importing to roam, it can be done with some elisp. I’ll need to dig out a post. I know at least one user who’s done it.
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I personally do yeah (keep my entries in journelly.org). I want little maintenance so I don’t get lazy about writing :)
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de nada 🫡
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@natharari.bsky.social wrote it up lmno.lol/alvaro/a-ric...
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I had been meaning to find an Emacs solution for capturing metadata. Until now, I relied on a simple (no metadata) org capture template similar to Jack Baty's baty.net/posts/2025/04/journelly-org-mode-backed-journaling-for-i-os
That is, until I got nerd snipped by u ;) github.com/xenodium/dot...
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Thank you! Nice to hear it.
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Thank you!
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I'm glad you like it! Thank you for sharing your experience on your blog post!