Human Folly about “org-mode”

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• (youtube.com):

  #Screencast #video of improvements to #LaTeX previews in #Emacs #org-mode which might already be in Org 9.7

  on 02026-09-01
• (youtube.com):

  #Video on using #Emacs #org-mode instead of #Jupyter? #toread

  on 02026-09-01
• Index (orgmode.org):

  list of languages #Emacs #org-mode #Babel supports: Apache Groovy, AWK, C, C++, Emacs calc, shells, Clojure, Comint mode, CSS, D, ditaa, Emacs Lisp, Eshell, Fortran, Gforth, Gnuplot, GNU Screen, GNU sed, Graphviz, Haskell, Java, Julia, LaTeX, LilyPond, Lisp, Lua, Make, (censored), Maxima, Node.js, OCaml, Octave, Org mode, Perl, PlantUML, Processing, Python, R, Ruby, Sass, Scheme, SQL, and SQLite, in the core distribution, plus another couple dozen in org-contrib.

  on 02023-08-09
• V046I03 (jstatsoft.org):

  #paper from 02012 on #Babel in #Emacs #org-mode

  on 02023-08-09
• Intro (orgmode.org):

  with "Babel" #Emacs #org-mode supports code blocks with inline output, similar to #Jupyter or the #IPython #notebook. Examples include Ruby, Ditaa, R, sh, Python, and elisp, with inputs coming from org-mode tables or other code blocks.

  on 02023-08-09
• Zkanki (github.com):

  #Ambimorph's approach to using #Anki for #Zettelkasten with #Emacs #org-mode (later abandoned to just use Anki directly)

  on 02023-02-01
• Org mode (gitlab.com):

  you can publish pages in #org-mode syntax on GitLab (a GitHub alternative)

  on 02017-05-11
• Tags (orgmode.org):

  How to use #tags in #org-mode. They use colons instead of hash marks like everybody else.

  on 02015-08-13