Doom Emacs anybody?

B

balanga

I have just reinstalled Doom Emacs after upgrading to the latest Emacs and have problems making anything work (not that I ever managed to get familiar with the system).

I get 'SPC .' is undefined. whereas many documents suggest that this should work.

Anyone else using it and gettng frustrated.
 
I'm using Doom Emacs. I updated everything rightnow, and I have no problems, except this long-standing problem: I had to disable "company-mode" because it is pausing too much.

With emacs ---debug-init you can inspect the point where eventually the initialization stop with an error. If the initialization is not complete, Doom Emacs can work, but with missing functionalities. Maybe, this is your case.

These are the packages I installed for Doom Emacs under wayland, and with org-roam support.

Code: 
pkg install emacs sqlite3 ripgrep fd direnv
pkg install clipman wl-clipboard # copy and paste for doom emacs
pkg install coreutils # gls
pkg install scrot
pkg install nerd-fonts # required by doom emacs
pkg install aspell aspell-ispell en-aspell

This is my ~/.config/doom/justfile

Code: 
default:
        just -l

sync:
    ../emacs/bin/doom sync
    ../emacs/bin/doom env
    ../emacs/bin/doom doctor

upgrade:
    ../emacs/bin/doom upgrade
    just sync

clean:
    ../emacs/bin/doom build

Every time I update the Emacs package, I had to execute just sync because Doom packages must be recompiled with the new version of Emacs. Maybe you can try to clean the precompiled packages, for forcing a recompilation.
 
I am starting again from scratch on a new installation of FreeBSD 14.3.

I have just installed the latest emacs, although I surprised it created a ~/.emacs.d albeit empty rather than a ~/.config/emacs.

Then I followed the instructions at https://github.com/doomemacs/doomemacs?tab=readme-ov-file#install

At the moment I don't even get Doom starting, just emacs when I run 'emacs'.

I have messed around previously on a different system to get Doom to start, but I'm trying to just follow the guidelines provided.

Looks like I've overlooked a vital step.
 
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