When becoming more experienced with Emacs you will undoubtedly notice
that your configuration file will grow with no apparent end. Within
your ~/.emacs.d directory this will result in a single init.el
file with no apparant ordering. While the search functionality of
Emacs, together with some carefully crafted comments, is most likely
more than enough to have a functional init.el, it is much nicer to
enable a literal program in the form of a .org file that explains
why some settings came to be. This will additionally be super useful
when you want to configure Emacs on other systems, as each specific
configuration is motivated and explained – potentially with figures
or (other, external) Elisp source code blocks.
The main purpose of this configuration file is that it provides a self-sustainable way of configuring Emacs.
So, without further ado, let us begin our Emacs configuration journey!
See file:config.org