Productivity

Here is my simple yet powerful organization style, it might not work for every person but it works for me and this is the most imporant after all, to find your own productivity style.

In Part 1 of Emacs series I presented the movement (or navigation within a single buffer/window), in this part I am going to demo the navigation between multiple windows/files/buffers.

This is how I keep all my data secure, encrypted and in sync between 2 phones (ePhone, my Google-free phone and one iPhone), 2 laptops (Lenovo, my Linux machine and a Macbook) and one desktop (an older iMac).

Here are my Emacs in-file navigation goodies that I use on daily basis, splitted into 3 main categories:

Syncing configuration files across multiple machines is one thing but it is more important to track the config changes and figure out what went wrong when the system breaks. Here is my setup for both user's dotfiles and system's configuration files.

I've finally put together a fast, reliable and non-intrusive way to install/query/clean pretty much any software package on the planet in 3 easy steps.

The very first problem you encounter when moving from one platform to another is password migration. Being an Apple user for so many years it was natural to leverage their tools and store my passwords in iCloud.