@robhicks@dekkzz76 ugh, painful. does mbsync (that's what I use, is that what you used, i already forgot from the video) work with oauth2?
I would be in a world of hurt if i couldn't read email in emacs any more.
In my workflow, I capture the email i want to respond to, do the editing in some org file, then use org-mime to htmlize a nice ascii and html email that gets sent. This way responses can be TODOs in my org files. Sending net new is similar, but not capture from the start of mu4e.
@dekkzz76 I dunno, overkill makes it sound like a behemoth. I totally get the aversion to the sqlite component, but It doesn't feel super big and overarching to me. Denote or Orgrr might work for me, they just didn't exist when I found org-roam and now I'm comfy. I want directories and the initialization of new files with templates.
@dekkzz76 I have a bunch of content that is in small chunks, e.g. examples. Instead of copy pasting those and duplicating them as I want to re-use them in some new text I can simply translcude them and all that content will be in the exported text.
I think that #hugo is great, and being able to use my preferred #OrgMode formatting for posts awesome, but I have to admit, the combined markdown for links is perhaps a /little/ over the top e.g.: [[{{< relRef other-page-name >}}][Link Text]]
I almost feel sorry for the round brackets who somehow weren't invited to this bracket fest, but perhaps the round brackets were already occupied keeping my #emacs running.
If you don't know #emacs and are interested in getting stated with #orgmode for #gtd, #pkm and or everything else check out this video that shows the basics of getting started with org-mode using #spacemacs.
