Trying out Orgmode
Org mode is one of the "modes" in Emacs. Could be the most lazy Definition of org-mode till date. So, what exactly is orgmode?
Let's start with "Org". Org is a markup language like Markdown. Could be the most lazy definition of org-mode till date. Is it a plain text system of writing documents? I can't exactly describe it.
From orgmode.org
Org is a highly flexible structured plain text file format, composed of a few simple, yet versatile, structures — constructed to be both simple enough for the novice and powerful enough for the expert.
Well, it is a way to take notes, make to-dos and agendas, and organize your thoughts, control your whole life.
And while or is a "typeset," org-mode is the controlling environment. For that very typeset. Meaning, org-mode controls the org documents. One way to demonstrate is by making tables in org. BTW, you can do row/columnwise operations in org tables, like in a spreadsheet.
I can't write anything because there are way too many things that org cand do. Ironically, I'm writing this blog in markdown.
I have set org-roam up so that I can ditch Obsidian. The main problem is that I have stopped taking notes (somehow). And now I have found the most beautiful of notebooks that I just want to make use of it. That's what I feel about orgmode.
I scoured the whole internet and didn't find a single GIF of orgmode tables in action. --> demo
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