.emacs.d

Landscape for my zen garden.

This installs the list of packages outlined in pkg.el using the default package manager: Package.el.

The automatic install requires an internet connection. Your first time starting emacs will take a while because it will install everything that first go. After that it'll be buttery, though.

Dependencies

You need to get opam

$ sudo apt install opam -y
$ opam init
$ eval `opam config env`
$ opam user-setup install
$ opam install merlin

Usage

Here's what you do

$ git clone https://github.com/bkc39/.emacs.d.git $HOME/.emacs.d
$ emacs --daemon
$ emacs

And thats it!

Requirements

I've only ever tested this on my machine running Mac OS X and Emacs 24 (installed from Homebrew). I think it should work on Linux and any version of Emacs with package.el.