Prelude modules are required by the definition file `prelude-modules.el`.
This file should be part of personal configuration.
Therefore:
- implemented loading of `personal/prelude-modules.el` in favour of
loading `prelude-modules.el`;
- added a check for presence of both old and new files;
- adjusted documentation;
- adjusted the installer.
Closes#1206.
If user has a $HOME/.emacs file, the prelude installer script
will install just fine, but when starting emacs, nothing will
take effect because emacs doesn't load .emacs.d/init.el if .emacs
exists. Because this is confusing for new users, the installer should
default to renaming this file to make emacs actually load prelude.
* Colour handling in zsh (& don't use "colors" as funcname)
* Quote-protect -z test
* Clean up verbose var-printout
* git clone requires empty dir - tweak script to make it work with
an existing dir
* Unquote asterisks for shell-expansion when byte-compiling
Modules loaded by Prelude can now easily be adjusted via
the file `prelude-modules.el` in Prelude's installation folder.
To disable a module simply comment it out; conversely uncomment
a module to enable it.
The new installer supports:
- Specify source & destination with cli options.
- Replace or install into existing config.
- Easier colors
- Verbose output
- Disable bytecompilation of prelude.
- Help output
apiraino
Andrei Beliankou
John Eismeier
max thomas
Karl Erik Holter
Anton Ilin
Keyvan Hedayati
Sergey Avseyev
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Bozhidar Batsov
Andreas Stenius
Leo Gertsenshteyn
bas smit
Brian Corrigan
Bozhidar Batsov
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Bozhidar Batsov