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@ -31,20 +31,20 @@ clean up after itself and kill off buffers I mark as transient.
/This module doesn't install any packages./
** Hacks
- [[doom-package:][help-mode]] has been advised to follow file links in the buffer you were in
- [[doom-package:help-mode]] has been advised to follow file links in the buffer you were in
before entering the popup, rather than in a new window.
- [[doom-package:][wgrep]] buffers are advised to close themselves when aborting or committing
- [[doom-package:wgrep]] buffers are advised to close themselves when aborting or committing
changes.
- [[doom-package:][persp-mode]] is advised to restore popup windows when loading a session from
- [[doom-package:persp-mode]] is advised to restore popup windows when loading a session from
file.
- Interactive calls to ~windmove-*~ commands (used by ~evil-window-*~ commands)
will ignore the ~no-other-window~ window parameter, allowing you to switch to
popup windows as if they're ordinary windows.
- ~balance-windows~ has been advised to close popups while it does its business,
then restore them afterwards.
- [[doom-package:][neotree]] advises ~balance-windows~, which causes major slow-downs when paired
- [[doom-package:neotree]] advises ~balance-windows~, which causes major slow-downs when paired
with our ~balance-window~ advice, so we removes neotree's advice.
- [[doom-package:][org-mode]] is an ongoing (and huge) effort. It has a scorched-earth window
- [[doom-package:org-mode]] is an ongoing (and huge) effort. It has a scorched-earth window
management system I'm not fond of. ie. it kills all windows and monopolizes
the frame. On top of that, it /really/ likes to use ~switch-to-buffer~ for
most of its buffer management, which completely bypasses