in both .emacs and .emacs.d/templates/scheme-template.scm
Also since the rkd-conf project now expects your config to diverge projects
are now handeled per host with the possibility to still pull from the generic
(although this is not clean); still looking into a way to diff between diverged git projects
One way is to simply keep an updated copy of the rkd-conf generic so you can diff your
diverged config against it like so:
diff ~/path/to/you/conf/dir/target_diff_file path/to/rkd-conf/generic/target_diff_file
..you could make this a little nicer by writting a little script that does:
cdiff <file> => diff ~/path/to/you/conf/dir/<file> path/to/rkd-conf/generic/<file>
where cdiff is the name of the script in this case. Sorry for the long commit message.
Added clojure support to emacs (requires aur/emacs-clojure-mode-git, clojure, aur/clojure-contrib-git, aur/swank-clojure-git, maven)
Added path for maven (required for building clojure-contrib-git from the aur)
Starting to refine use of git..Now have seperate projects for each system and a generic git tree to start from
Main changes are just some alias' to easily access rekahsoft-mini thorugh port-knocking + ssh
As well as a xbindkeys configuration setup for most generic keyboards and the HHKB2
The main goal is to keep a generic git project that can be modified locally on a per user/host basis
and then backuped using git clone and kept to date with git pull/fetch (on a per user/host basis with possible generic additions and upgrades
gooing into the public git repo (still setting up the url) and the gitweb is here: http://rekahsoft.homelinux.org/gitweb
Collin J. Doering