rommeswi
rommeswi
Thank you both for your helpful replies. For now, I simply set `dotspacemacs-scratch-mode` to nil which allows me to kill the buffer just normally. Perhaps one could insert the additional...
Fix for #15734
I tested for whether persistent scratch mode still works. If one does not kill the scratch buffer on startup, persistent scratch mode works just normally. Whenever one kills the scratch...
I am not sure I understand you correctly. Are you saying that `dotspacemacs-scratch-mode nil` in `dotspacemacs/init` and `(kill-buffer "*scratch*")` in `dotspacemacs/user-config` is the intended way of configuring spacemacs to startup...
I never found out what happened but after updating packages today (not auctex, though), the issue disappeared
Well, and something related that would be very intuitive to have is a default binding for creating a new buffer and saving it as a new file. `SPC b n...
Indeed, I totally missed that possibility. Thank you for improving my workflow! Regarding the `SPC f c` option of not querying for whether to open the file, it would still...
I am not sure if this belongs here but files created during latex compilation (using auctex) also pollute the recent files. To these belong synctex.gz and .log files. Also the...
> There's a `recentf-exclude` variable This effectively solves the problem but requires user configuration. It would be a nice-to-have if each layer has a default list of file types to...
I just came across this as I was googling for this functionality.... It would be really great for this to be implemented!