Emacs will load automatically the ~/.emacs file. I decided for to just make it load the ~/.emacs.d/init.el file in order to have all the configuration in the same folder. I will consider that we are in ~/.emacs.d from now on.

init.el loads minimal.el, programmation.el and frame.el and initializes the package manager.

The plugins installed by the package manager (included since Emacs 24) are located in the elpa directory. They can be updated automatically thanks to the package manager.

Plugins I manually installed are in the plugins directory. They must be updated manually.

Each programming language is in a config-<language-name>.el file. Support varies from good (python) to very lite (php). I will improve support for each programming language when I have some time or the need to do so.

• bepo: bindings for the bepo keyboard (not activated) and the key-chord bindings (add bindings to standard keys if pressed twice)
• psh.pl: the Perl shell
• ecb.el: Emacs Code Browser
• custom.el: the Emacs’ custom file

• Set UTF-8 as default encoding
• Disable bell
• Remap some dead keys
• Load key-chword
• Modify the calendar
• Enables auto-fill
• Enables spelling
• Add plugins path to load-path

• Enables and configures electric-pair-mode for pair symbols completion
• Enables trailing white-spaces deletion
• Enables current line highlight
• Loads config files for each programming language

It is based on emacs-for-python

• Current indentation is highlighted
• On the fly syntax checking
• Ipython support
• Jedi for a nice autocomplete and on the fly help.

Much more basic support right now. Read the files to know what is supported.