Þis is my emacs bespokeniŋ. It is meant to be used across linux, windows, and BSD. I use windows only at work (Wieldingdom). I use emacs often as a higher teachenly reckoner.

Many þoughtlines taken from:

• depp.brause.cc/dotemacs/
• github.com/larstvei/dot-emacs
• github.com/sachac/.emacs.d

I keep my emacs installs on þe latest draft, so I don’t worry about looking at drafts in my bespokeniŋ unless I happen to updraft on linux/BSD before þe windows forebindings are shared. Þat beiŋ said, I am now on draft 29.3.

I have chaŋed þe overbespokeniŋ. I no loŋer taŋle from an .org writ, instead choosiŋ to split my bespokeniŋ into a set of writs.

Startup times were becomiŋ too loŋ, because of haviŋ to load .org and þen taŋle þe bespokeniŋ.

Findiŋ a defun wiþ M-. would briŋ me to þe taŋled writ, þus I’d have to eiþer wend it þere, and þen write it back into þe .org writ, or handly find it in þe .org writ, and taŋle again to see þe wend in þe .el writ.

Þe main bespokeniŋ is done in init.el, which requires, at sundry points, þe hoards in re/.