Taking Notes In Emacs Org-Mode

[@educate9946]

You must be the Bob Ross of computer tutorials.

[@LHAnthony]

+ilikecake Let's make some happy little outlines

[@Icouldwriteabook]

There are no mistakes, just happy accidents. ~ B. R.

[@PiroXiline]

I with my girlfriend just watched Joy Of Painting: Season 1, Episodes 01-03 today. Now I learn Org-mode at night. Learning Emacs and Org for some time - and this is literally the Bob Ross of Org-mode.

[@probablyrandom31]

Simple and to the point! Good job, thank you

[@CliffStamp]

Nice to see someone start at the beginning. I was curious how to use Org-mode without using Emacs, but most people assumed you were familiar with Emacs which wasn't helpful in my case (though likely in lots of others).

[@eminvergil7997]

tutorial starts at 2:50

[@SuperTakemori]

This was eye opening to me. I'd always heard of emacs org-mode but this video showed me what it is and how it can be useful!

[@skeftomenoon]

Very nice tutorial mate. Simply explained, practical examples, straight to the point. Thanks.

[@DennisHanchar]

I like the pace and method of your explanation. You also have very clear speaking I can hear and understand What you say Thanks for this good tutorial.

[@danbixler4021]

Thank you for this tutorial. It was very helpful to me as a beginner with org mode.

[@Graciey188]

Extremely helpful for beginners. Thank you very much for the tutorial.

[@ineuron]

Your teaching method rocks, and you speak very kindly. I learned a lot of stuff. Thanks dude

[@levo9198]

Creo que es el tutorial de orgmode mas practico que he visto, aun lo consulto de vez en cuando.

[@chakiss]

PS: Your voice is perfect :P

[@kantucknadienata-akon1124]

Mr. Pelaez: Excellent tutorial! For the past two months, I've been attempting to learn Org-mode but I ran into so many problems with it. The only reference; "The Org Mode 8 Reference Manual" by Carsten Dominik" only added to the confusion. Your video however was a great help in teaching me how to start using this and for the first time gave me a true idea how to use it for taking notes in college (This Jan). Thank you very much for the tutorials, and I look forward to many more. BTW if you answer this, is there a reason why the keybinding is not consistent? For example, you said to change the TODOs it's shift right and left arrows. That doesn't work, but the book says C-c c-t which works on my end. I'm finding that all across the board with both EMACS and Org-mode. I'm thinking I'll ultimately have to re-do the keys to match but this adds to the headache of the programs. Again, excellent and thank you.

[@Jdonovanford]

My last question pertains to timestamps. Let's say I have a meal planner, and want to record the date the recipe was DONE, but then if I do this recipe again and I mark it as TODO the previous date stamp is erased and replaced with the new DONE date. How to access all the previous DONE dates to now how many times / when I cooked this recipe? Thanks.

[@SuperMasakado]

how did you get that widget that shows if you are pressing shift, ctrl, alt, etc?

[@chakiss]

Hi! I cannot add the file to my agenda files. Do you know why could that be? Thanks!

[@artawowerlh7761]

What about sync between different device, for android i found only orgzly, and its not very usefull

[@VulcanOnWheels]

You have such a good voice for this! However, I could hardly understand you while the music was still going.

[@Jdonovanford]

Hi, thanks for your video. I wonder if you could help me. How to only show specific tasks with a specific mark (like DONE, or any customized word)?

[@ilearnthingsdotcom]

JaneDonovanford Try: C-c / m or C-c \ (org-match-sparse-tree)

[@Jdonovanford]

Thank you! Another thing, what is the #+STARTUP: keyword to collapse all headings? I tried "overview" but it doesn't work. :(

[@Ak0tnik]

Awesome. Emacs is awesome for me because of you.

[@TalkingLeafMedia]

GREAT tutorial. Thanks!

[@signupisannoying]

Any easy way to add screenshot? I guess not.

[@NexaYa]

On my PC, Meta key is ESC instead of Alt. So instead of Alt+X I need to type Esc+X. I am using Linux Mint 18

[@majorgnu]

On Emacs or on a terminal, you can generally prefix a key with ESC instead of holding down Alt while pressing the key. E.g. you can input M-x in two ways: "press ESC and then x" or "press x while holding down Alt." And if you're missing both keys, you can still try pressing Ctrl-[ instead of ESC.

[@funkypopper]

Thank you for your great tutorial!!

[@Stephen-yd7ce]

good tutorial, really, but taking notes and doing a to-do list are two completely different things and formats IMO. I would change the title of this video. That said, it got me started.

[@alexwalker6646]

Really helpful, thank you :)

[@b0red7]

can you do a review and guide for taskade.com?

[@MclarenF1rocket]

You are fantastic - thank you !!!

[@aliomercansizoglu6719]

I know you always wanted to have an ASMR channel

[@enmanuelsaravia]

me encanta

[@samueldominguez2333]

You go to work at work?

[@maxsmitt1623]

thank you good tutorial

[@thetechwizzard68]

most emacs users learn it within 2-5 weeks! i am 10 and i think i learned emacs, vs for mac, vscode, atom and vim in 3 days?

[@sugarforthepill7798]

looks like the computer/system is slow

[@guilhermesalome]

You should make your voice clearer. It is quite hard to hear you, specially in the beginning when the music is still playing.

[@Baifeili]

cool

[@undisclosedmusic4969]

Breathing intensifies

[@AndersJackson]

You can also make comments in the Org-mode.

[@kendawg_mcawesome]

vry comfy nic

[@charlesklein7232]

SLOW DOWN! cant spot what your typing you talking to fast and typing even faster list what your typing slowly so i can match it.