helm
I recently did some house-cleaning on my emacs configuration. What used to be a huge mess of git submodules and manually added files is now very neatly managed with the help of Cask and Pallet. But that’s not what this post is about. While cleaning up all the emacs packages that I’ve accumulated over the past three years, I realized that I’d installed Helm with the express intention of fiddling around with it, but had never actually gotten around to doing so.