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The most annoying thing for me about emacs is using terminal inside it. I'm trying doom emacs and using terminal is really annoying because keybinds goes to emacs or evil instead of shell, I have some configuration for bash like set -o vi and I can't use this inside emacs vterm.

I can't do C-p, C-n to go backword and forward in command history because emacs intercepts these key binds and so on... I once opened vim in vterm and had to restart

So for people that uses terminal and terminal apps a lot, what do you use? How you configured this? What's your tips and tricks for terminals in emacs?

What's the reason for using [ ] as default capture for personal todos?

I'm trying make sense of org mode, espechially doom emacs defaults for managing notes and to-dos. I've never used anything like obsidian or others for to-dos or notes before, mainly used papers for making a simple to-do list. I'm new to emacs, I'm used to nvim and lazyvim. I started to use doom emacs recently mainly because it has vim keybinding and the best support for bidirectional writing I've found, haven't done any configs to it. I have been exploring it, hitting space and see what different keybinds do.

I want to know how am I supposed to use org mode for to-dos, notes, journaling. Are doom defaults good enough? I don't want to do much configurations since I'm knew to emacs and lisp and haven't used any knowledge/project management tools before, so I'm not sure what's the best setup for me yet. How to get started?

I would like a simple capturing capability on the fly for to-dos or ideas that comes to my mind while working, how to set this up?

I'm looking for a guide, tips and tricks to play games from that girl you know on linux?

Is terra packages safe? Wayland compositors like MangoWM recommends installing from it.

dnf install --nogpgcheck --repofrompath 'terra,https://repos.fyralabs.com/terra$releasever' terra-release

I'm not sure how safe is that --nopgpcheck.

The only time this was discussed here, top comment says if packges aren't in fedora repos, they're not there for a reason, but this reason could be that fedora maintainers simply doesn't have time to maintain this package. So, Who runs it? Are they know in the community? Are they trusted by community?

Like fossil fuels come from organic matter that grew because of the sun. Is there any form of energy on that cannot be traced back to the sun in some way?