Not an issue, but a comment
Depending on your needs, you may not need org-mode for simple linked notes. That's because there is a standard emacs keybinding that lets you open the file path under your cursor.
C-x C-f M-n
http://bjornwestergard.com/log/2022-04-19-hypertext-emacs.gmi
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I prefer the eev way:
(use-package eev
:ensure t)
~/Documents
M-s-f
will become:
(find-fline "~/Documents")
then
M-e
It will open the ~/Documents
folder
/tmp/new_file
M-s-f
will become:
(find-fline "/tmp/new_file")
then
M-e
It will create the "new_file"
if it does not exist
Apart from that,
You can do all sorts of things with eev
Many magics are way better than org-mode
http://angg.twu.net/index.html#eev
:)
Not an issue, but a comment
Depending on your needs, you may not need org-mode for simple linked notes. That's because there is a standard emacs keybinding that lets you open the file path under your cursor.
C-x C-f M-n
http://bjornwestergard.com/log/2022-04-19-hypertext-emacs.gmi
=======================
I prefer the eev way:
(use-package eev
:ensure t)
~/Documents
M-s-f
will become:
(find-fline "~/Documents")
then
M-e
It will open the ~/Documents
folder
/tmp/new_file
M-s-f
will become:
(find-fline "/tmp/new_file")
then
M-e
It will create the "new_file"
if it does not exist
Apart from that,
You can do all sorts of things with eev
Many magics are way better than org-mode
http://angg.twu.net/index.html#eev
:)