Seeking any hints from #macOS#emacs people, since upgrading to emacs29, a few times a week my emacs stops accepting keyboard inputs just clicks at me. the Mouse still works, so I can open a new frame, close the old frame, then continue working, but I'd love to know what magic key combo I'm doing to make it stop and preferrably, what magic combo to hit to make it work again
@loke@ajft Use C-h l to view lossage, otherwise most of what you see is the invocation of view-lossage!
;; self-insert-command
l ;; self-insert-command
o ;; self-insert-command
a ;; self-insert-command
<backspace> ;; delete-backward-char
s ;; self-insert-command
s ;; self-insert-command
a ;; self-insert-command
g ;; self-insert-command
e ;; self-insert-command
` ;; self-insert-command
! ;; self-insert-command
M-x ;; execute-extended-command
v ;; self-insert-command
i i ;; self-insert-command
e e ;; self-insert-command
w ;; self-insert-command
SPC ;; minibuffer-complete-word
l ;; self-insert-command
o ;; self-insert-command
s ;; self-insert-command
s ;; self-insert-command
<tab> ;; minibuffer-complete
<return> ;; icomplete-ret
@masukomi I alternate between magit-blame and vc-annotate. They seem to have orthogonal functionality. My ability to do CLI git is abysmal -- I can't remember any of the options or their correct order. #magit makes that a non-problem. The ability to line-by-line commits within hunks in magit is very useful. I have no idea how one would do that efficiently on the command line.
#OrgNoter has some looming problems related to keeping up with newer versions of Org-mode and would benefit from more eyeballs and brains on those problems.
Current development is focused on Emacs 28.2/Org 9.5.5, but with the impending release of Emacs 29.1/Org 9.6.6, we need to deal with changes that affect Org-Noter. If you know how to properly time Emacs processes or if you have a deep understanding of the changes coming in Org 9.7, please get in touch with us via the issues links below:
https://github.com/org-noter/org-noter/issues/29: I've noticed that Emacs 29.1/Org 9.6.6 is not as snappy with note navigation as 28.2/9.55. We have timing code incorporated into tests/Notes.org for tests/MobyDick.pdf. There is a lot of weirdness there. Expertise is welcomed.