go through setup.sh, and make sure you have the dependencies Ensure your current emacs has module support
You can know if your emacs has modele support by running module-file-suffix If the minibuffer responds with “.so” you’re good If you get nil then you need to compile emacs with module support or find a binary that has module support You have to install yamlmod (instructions for compiling are inside setup.sh)
evaluate the variable module-file-suffix in your M-: repl
Good You have module support Just follow instructions for installing the remaining packages in setup.sh once you’ve done that, you have 2 more files: init-setup.el and init.el if you look inside init-setup.el, all it does really is install a bunch of packages into your emacs all you have to do is install the packages then in your .spacemacs at the end of the config you have to run the stuff inside init.el everything inside init.el from require dependencies down to the bottom of the file has to go into your own emacs configuration After you’ve done this, you’ve got pen integrated into emacs but you still have to follow the tutorial instructions https://semiosis.github.io/posts/pen-tutorial/