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README.md

Dianciemacs

Dianciemacs is a minimal and elegant Emacs distribution for those who prefer simplicity and aesthetics.

Internal modules such as keybinds, macros, etc. are named with diancite for simplicity and readability.

Prerequisites

Dianciemacs requires the following prerequisits to be installed or run:

Git 2.38+
Emacs 28.2+

Installation

To install Dianciemacs, first clone the repository to your appropriate Emacs directory - ~/.emacs.d generally for Linux and macOS.

git clone ssh://81.151.235.18/dianciemacs ~/.emacs.d

Configuration

If you wish to make your changes to the default configuration, simply make any changes to the the init.el file in the user/ directory - this directory is reserved completely to users, so feel free to add any extra files.

Development

Dianciemacs is currently walking it's first steps. As such, there's a lot of functionality it doesn't have that most Emacs configuration frameworks do.

This project will definitely undergo several (possibly breaking) changes as it matures - something you should note if you're considering using Dianciemacs.

Roadmap

The following list contains the features which are yet to be implemented:

Dashboard with icon
Configuration macros (such as package! or hook!)
Command-line tool to manage configuration
User configuration in a user directory (something like ~/.diancite.d)

Contribution

Contributions are very welcome! I don't know much about Emacs lisp, so if you want a cool feature (that I may or may not have on the roadmap) and have the e-lisp proficiency, I'll happily accept it.