I understand that having the DDG browser on Linux is difficult. It would be great if there was a way to just sync bookmarks and passwords using the browser extension for other browsers.

I use DDG browser for work and mobile and Firefox on Guix.

Been a happy EXWM user for a few years now. Really impressed that it comes as a desktop option for GUIX.

GUIX, EXWM, and Emacs are home for now :)

Amazing. Almost as good as the Java rap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-Cr0EWwaTk

I prefer metal Java https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yup8gIXxWDU

Glorious. The loading time for Eclipse was perfection

This is excellent news for giraffe conservation! Finally having the scientific clarity to recognize four distinct species means we can now protect each one more effectively. It's encouraging to see conservation science advancing to give these magnificent animals the targeted protection they need and deserve.

!ai are you down?

I didn't realise bang operators work even when DuckDuckGo itself is down.

That's pretty neat, I don't need to change the search in the address bar, just add '!g' to every search to seamlessly redirect to Google until DuckDuckGo is back.

Org mode never ceases to amaze me. Great work, I'll see what my kids think of the book

I've been in love with Emacs and Org Mode for over a decade mostly as a user, only writing basic Elisp in my .emacs initialization file. Writing this book made me even more enamored with Emacs as I learned to write a few packages, and spent much time browsing the Org source code, especially around the export engine [1]. It was useful going through one.el source code as well [2]

[1] https://github.com/emacs-mirror/emacs/blob/master/lisp/org/o... [2] https://github.com/tonyaldon/one.el

And, thank you!

Nyxt Browser already has this feature

https://nyxt-browser.com/article/global-history-tree.org

This is a fantastic project and offers the best experience I've encountered in an Emacs-like browser. However, I have found it to be somewhat unstable. Despite this, I have great respect for the development team for choosing Common Lisp, and I hope the browser gains wider adoption. I would love to use it as my main browser across all platforms.

Nice setup! I'm using Guix with EXWM and Emacs for most things. Just wondering why you went with Qutiebrowser instead of something like Nyxt?

I'm lost down the Emacs rabbit hole. Currently using EXWM under Guix