Org-LSP: org-mode interpretation from a language server provider, meaning you can run org in any editor that supports LSP as a checker/editor/enhancer.
github.com/kristijanhus...
github.com/kristijanhus...
GitHub - kristijanhusak/org-lsp: LSP server for Orgmode
LSP server for Orgmode. Contribute to kristijanhusak/org-lsp development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
November 7, 2026 at 7:41 PM
Org-LSP: org-mode interpretation from a language server provider, meaning you can run org in any editor that supports LSP as a checker/editor/enhancer.
github.com/kristijanhus...
github.com/kristijanhus...
State and Revolution is really nicely formatted, it's as though Lenin foretold orgmode
November 7, 2026 at 6:40 AM
State and Revolution is really nicely formatted, it's as though Lenin foretold orgmode
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November 2, 2026 at 8:09 PM
At least I can write it in orgmode, emacs publishing is *really* nice when you figure out how to use it
November 5, 2026 at 3:16 AM
At least I can write it in orgmode, emacs publishing is *really* nice when you figure out how to use it
beorg 2026.11 is now out. The new feature is support for #OrgMode style TODO dependencies. There are also some bug fixes and the ability for search grouping to use inherited tags. For more information see the blog https://www.beorg.app/blog/beorg-2026.11/
November 5, 2026 at 4:48 PM
beorg 2026.11 is now out. The new feature is support for #OrgMode style TODO dependencies. There are also some bug fixes and the ability for search grouping to use inherited tags. For more information see the blog https://www.beorg.app/blog/beorg-2026.11/
I can't deny that ticking off boxes in something like trello (at work) is satisfying (was more satisfying when it still had a little whimsy in the form of animations), but at home I'm in the grasp of plaintext files.
Tried orgmode for a bit, but eh.
[x] this is fine :)
Tried orgmode for a bit, but eh.
[x] this is fine :)
November 2, 2026 at 6:53 AM
I can't deny that ticking off boxes in something like trello (at work) is satisfying (was more satisfying when it still had a little whimsy in the form of animations), but at home I'm in the grasp of plaintext files.
Tried orgmode for a bit, but eh.
[x] this is fine :)
Tried orgmode for a bit, but eh.
[x] this is fine :)
God damn I have to rewrite the contributor documentation in my #aspnet fork to be in orgmode, fuck markdown all my homies hate markdown, nobody can agree on what it is. Org or death
November 1, 2026 at 10:41 PM
God damn I have to rewrite the contributor documentation in my #aspnet fork to be in orgmode, fuck markdown all my homies hate markdown, nobody can agree on what it is. Org or death
Exit code 0: Org mode from zero: a complete, friendly guide
A complete, friendly guide to Org mode in Emacs: headings and folding, TODOs, dates and repeaters, the agenda, capture, links, tables with formulas, clocking, code blocks you can run, export to HTML and…
#emacs #OrgMode #tutorial #tools
A complete, friendly guide to Org mode in Emacs: headings and folding, TODOs, dates and repeaters, the agenda, capture, links, tables with formulas, clocking, code blocks you can run, export to HTML and…
#emacs #OrgMode #tutorial #tools
Org mode from zero: a complete, friendly guide
A complete, friendly guide to Org mode in Emacs: headings and folding, TODOs, dates and repeaters, the agenda, capture, links, tables with formulas, clocking, code blocks you can run, export to HTML and PDF, a starter config and a cheat sheet.
pablomurad.com
November 6, 2026 at 11:38 AM
The most important thing, I have found, is being able to visualize things. I'm an orgmode user, so I keep everything in a sprawling mess of text files that get indexed into agendas, tasks, etc. All of this is browsable and editable from any machine I own.
October 31, 2026 at 1:57 AM
The most important thing, I have found, is being able to visualize things. I'm an orgmode user, so I keep everything in a sprawling mess of text files that get indexed into agendas, tasks, etc. All of this is browsable and editable from any machine I own.
Looking for an easy tutorial on how to get started using EasyOrg as a task manager, preferably with projects, an inbox (to capture stuff) and tasks that are tagged by context with filters to see all actionable tasks for that particular context.*
#easyorg is supposed to be #orgmode for dummies […]
#easyorg is supposed to be #orgmode for dummies […]
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radikal.social
October 26, 2026 at 9:29 PM
I have an #orgmode capture template for creating a TODO item about replying to an email. The captured item has a GNUS link to the email, so I can comfortably reply to it from #emacs, but I just realized I can also make the capture template add a web link to GMail so I can reply from my phone, too.
October 25, 2026 at 9:05 PM
Codeberg supports orgmode readme btw, markdown is ass and nobody can agree on it so this is good
October 24, 2026 at 11:32 PM
Codeberg supports orgmode readme btw, markdown is ass and nobody can agree on it so this is good
27 practical lessons, a 30-day learning path, and plenty of examples to help you get comfortable with Org Mode in Emacs.
https://modeorg.org/
#OrgMode #Emacs #FOSS #OpenSource #Learning
https://modeorg.org/
#OrgMode #Emacs #FOSS #OpenSource #Learning
October 21, 2026 at 9:38 AM
27 practical lessons, a 30-day learning path, and plenty of examples to help you get comfortable with Org Mode in Emacs.
https://modeorg.org/
#OrgMode #Emacs #FOSS #OpenSource #Learning
https://modeorg.org/
#OrgMode #Emacs #FOSS #OpenSource #Learning
27 practical lessons, a 30-day learning path, and plenty of examples to help you get comfortable with Org Mode in Emacs.
https://modeorg.org/
#orgmode #emacs #foss #opensource #learning
https://modeorg.org/
#orgmode #emacs #foss #opensource #learning
modeorg.org: a human guide to Org Mode
A vanilla-first guide to GNU Emacs Org Mode: headings, tasks, agenda, capture, Babel, export, and a 30-day path. 27 lessons on Org 9.8 / Emacs 30.2.
modeorg.org
October 21, 2026 at 9:38 AM
27 practical lessons, a 30-day learning path, and plenty of examples to help you get comfortable with Org Mode in Emacs.
https://modeorg.org/
#orgmode #emacs #foss #opensource #learning
https://modeorg.org/
#orgmode #emacs #foss #opensource #learning
i wouldn't go that far (maybe because i enjoy Obsidian as a text editor too much?)… but you could always give Orgmode, AsciiDoc or reStructuredText a go (Orgmode unfortunately has poor support outside of Emacs even if it's quite powerful)!
October 20, 2026 at 3:41 PM
i wouldn't go that far (maybe because i enjoy Obsidian as a text editor too much?)… but you could always give Orgmode, AsciiDoc or reStructuredText a go (Orgmode unfortunately has poor support outside of Emacs even if it's quite powerful)!
It was only a matter of time I fell down the Emacs Lisp rabbit hole after switching to Emacs as my main code editor. One such endeavour was writing an Emacs command to quickly copy the contents of a source code or example block in Org Mode:
helenchong.dev/blog/posts/2...
#Emacs #OrgMode
helenchong.dev/blog/posts/2...
#Emacs #OrgMode
Quickly Copy Code and Example Block Contents in Emacs Org Mode
Write an Emacs Lisp interactive function to quickly copy the contents of a code or example block in Org Mode.
helenchong.dev
October 17, 2026 at 3:29 PM
It was only a matter of time I fell down the Emacs Lisp rabbit hole after switching to Emacs as my main code editor. One such endeavour was writing an Emacs command to quickly copy the contents of a source code or example block in Org Mode:
helenchong.dev/blog/posts/2...
#Emacs #OrgMode
helenchong.dev/blog/posts/2...
#Emacs #OrgMode
For some reason I recently started exploring #obsidian. Coming from #emacs, #orgmode and #orgrr, some things are driving me insane. How come it is impossible in Obsidian (without third-party plugins) to copy a wiki link to the currently open note? Why can I copy a quote with a nice reference […]
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mastodon.social
October 14, 2026 at 8:15 PM
OK I think I did my accessibility revisions. Basically, I've been using emacs orgmode for years for class content, was trying Google Docs this semester just to make things "easier" on me so I could live-edit in class, but gdocs doesn't actually have a built-in accessibility scanner and doesn't […]
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mastodon.gamedev.place
October 14, 2026 at 4:44 PM
OK I think I did my accessibility revisions. Basically, I've been using emacs orgmode for years for class content, was trying Google Docs this semester just to make things "easier" on me so I could live-edit in class, but gdocs doesn't actually have a built-in accessibility scanner and doesn't […]
Coming from Obsidian to Org Mode, org-appear (https://github.com/awth13/org-appear) is a must-have addition. It provides the same editing experience as Obsidian’s Live Preview. One step closer to actually making the switch!
#orgmode #emacs #obsidian
#orgmode #emacs #obsidian
GitHub - awth13/org-appear: Toggle visibility of hidden Org mode element parts upon entering and leaving an element
Toggle visibility of hidden Org mode element parts upon entering and leaving an element - awth13/org-appear
github.com
October 13, 2026 at 12:38 AM
Coming from Obsidian to Org Mode, org-appear (https://github.com/awth13/org-appear) is a must-have addition. It provides the same editing experience as Obsidian’s Live Preview. One step closer to actually making the switch!
#orgmode #emacs #obsidian
#orgmode #emacs #obsidian
Kalenteri, tai hieman laajemmin ”henkilökohtainen tiedonhallinta”, lienee yksi vaikeimmista softista tehdä, ainakin jos epäonnistuneilla yrityksillä lasketaan. Toisille riittää OrgMode, toisille bujoilu, mut alan vallannutta softaa ei taida sitten Lotuksen yritysten olla ollut tarjolla.
October 8, 2026 at 8:11 PM
Kalenteri, tai hieman laajemmin ”henkilökohtainen tiedonhallinta”, lienee yksi vaikeimmista softista tehdä, ainakin jos epäonnistuneilla yrityksillä lasketaan. Toisille riittää OrgMode, toisille bujoilu, mut alan vallannutta softaa ei taida sitten Lotuksen yritysten olla ollut tarjolla.
Hey #eMacs users! Still struggling managing your #orgmode #gtd system with your #iPhone? Have a look to #orger by Tobler Gis , probably one of the best pieces of software ever for iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/orger/id6775281796
(No, this post is not a sponsorship, I just recognize talent […]
(No, this post is not a sponsorship, I just recognize talent […]
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hachyderm.io
October 8, 2026 at 10:51 PM
@da5nsy Hi, good questions. I boost.
I can just say that I tested Logseq but I feared the lock-in effect with all theses plugins. So now I use a bit plain markdown files and for some todo I use Orgzly ( that an Android orgmode editor ). I would like to have a summary but didn’t find a simple […]
I can just say that I tested Logseq but I feared the lock-in effect with all theses plugins. So now I use a bit plain markdown files and for some todo I use Orgzly ( that an Android orgmode editor ). I would like to have a summary but didn’t find a simple […]
Original post on social.tchncs.de
social.tchncs.de
October 1, 2026 at 9:01 AM
@da5nsy Hi, good questions. I boost.
I can just say that I tested Logseq but I feared the lock-in effect with all theses plugins. So now I use a bit plain markdown files and for some todo I use Orgzly ( that an Android orgmode editor ). I would like to have a summary but didn’t find a simple […]
I can just say that I tested Logseq but I feared the lock-in effect with all theses plugins. So now I use a bit plain markdown files and for some todo I use Orgzly ( that an Android orgmode editor ). I would like to have a summary but didn’t find a simple […]
I'm curious - has anyone switched from #logseq to #orgmode? How was the experience? What did you gain/lose/miss?
Logseq seems quite bloated for my needs - I mainly use it as a todo tracker.
What I like doing with it:
- making todo lists on the fly, anywhere, and being able to refer back to […]
Logseq seems quite bloated for my needs - I mainly use it as a todo tracker.
What I like doing with it:
- making todo lists on the fly, anywhere, and being able to refer back to […]
Original post on social.coop
social.coop
October 1, 2026 at 8:34 AM
Another one for the #emacs and #orgmode crowd. I've been using org-roam for note taking and plain org for my GTDish setup. With Orgzly Revived I can check and edit my todos on the go. But only for the GTD stuff since Orgzly chokes with a large amount of files.
What I miss is a way to create and […]
What I miss is a way to create and […]
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datasci.social
September 30, 2026 at 12:19 AM