Post your screenshots here

[rnkn]

[rnkn]

A simple screenshot

[overvale]

Off-topic, but how did you setup your mode-line to look like that?

[rnkn]

@OliverTaylor a couple of minor things:

Add (internal-border-width . 20) to default-frame-alist to get the frame padding.

Customize the mode-line face to have an overline.

Then the mode-line-format is:

(:eval
 (mode-line-align
  (format-mode-line
   (list " " mode-line-buffer-identification " " mode-line-modified " " mode-name))
  (format-mode-line
   (list minor-mode-alist " " mode-line-misc-info))))

Where mode-line-align is defined as:

(defun mode-line-align (left right)
  "Return a string with LEFT and RIGHT at the edges of the
current window."
  (format (format "%%s %%%ds" (- (window-total-width) (length left) 2))
          left right))

I really appreciate your work on Textplay!

[overvale]

Thanks! I've just recently starting getting in to Emacs (a little) so I've been playing around with your package a bit. Nice work.

[rnkn]

@OliverTaylor cool, if you're using Fountain Mode I'm interested in hearing experiences from new Emacs users. I try to make it as user-friendly as possible.

[overvale]

@rnkn Would be glad to write-down my impressions as I go. What's the best way to get them to you? Here? As a "general feedback" issue in fountain-mode? I'm "in between" writing projects so I haven't had much of a chance to put it through its paces, just kicking the tires at the moment.

[rnkn]

@OliverTaylor if you run into specific bugs, bug reports on rnkn/fountain-mode would be good, otherwise I don't mind. Email is fine too.

[Yevgnen]

[madand]

Literate Emacs config in Org Mode with Olivetti. The theme is modus-operandi (built-in in Emacs 28) with slightly adjusted background colors. Also, olivetti-style is set to fancy and olivetti-fringe face's background color is changed.