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2017-01-16
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how do I say : here is a list of packages I want; if they're not installed, please package-install them?
@qqq Also, the package-install function seems to already check to if a package is installed and will return early if so. You could do something like:
(setf my-packages '(livescript-mode clojure-mode))
(mapcar (lambda (p) (package-install p)) my-packages)
If you really want to check if a package is installed yourself, you could use package-installed-p:
(package-installed-p 'clojure-mode)
The version packaged w/ Ubuntu 16.04.1 (Emacs 24.3) wasn't good enough for Spacemacs which requires 24.4+.
https://github.com/ch11ng/exwm <-- anyone used htis? I used to be xmonad + vim; now emacs + no window manager; but this would make so much sense