Other things
Journaling
Blogging
Bibliography
Zotero
Zotero is used to gather and store and export the citations/references, by the use of the Better-Bibtex
plugin.
To actually populate the bibliography library, I am using the Zotero Firefox connector plugin. I can press a button in Firefox whenever I am visiting a resource.
Emacs
After all the work with Zotero, we are now ready to use the bibliography from within Emacs. In the file where we want to insert citations, we configure the bibliography file to be used, and configure the export of the citations to use the CSL format:
#+bibliography: ~/Dropbox/skriv/jacmoe.bib
#+cite_export: csl
Then, we set a placeholder for where the generated bibliography list will be rendered in the document:
#+print_bibliography:
Now that we’re all set up, we can now insert citations into our document by running org-cite-insert
(bound to C-c l @
)
Snippets
Miscellaneous
Grabbing links from the web browser
By running M-x grab-x-link
we can insert a link from an active web browser window.
It will ask you to choose your browser—Chromium, Chrome, Firefox, or Brave—and what format to use (plain, markdown or Org format). Much quicker than manually copying, pasting, and write the title manually. The links can be edited by c l
, and opened by c o
.
Reading ebooks
Use nov.el to read ebooks.