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Doom Emacs
Someone where use Doom Emacs right now? I like to starting this topic to discuss it and learn a little bit more, not just only the emacs editor and the custom configurations most of the focus in the Elixir Language.
I’m the fresh use emacs and doom emacs for more clarifications, and I use this editor for around more than one week.
And I really enjoy it most then use my vim with my own configuration where I spend so much time configure and customize my keybindings.
Tell more about your experience, and customizations, and so on…
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