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| 1. Check Python3 root | |
| >>> import sys | |
| >>> import os | |
| >>> sys.executable | |
| '/usr/local/bin/python3' | |
| OR | |
| $ which python3 | |
| /usr/local/bin/python3 |
smithzvk
/ mirror-google-docs.el
Created
January 10, 2014 20:58
Syncing Google Docs and Emacs. Do not use for anything serious! See http://directed-procrastination.blogspot.com/2011/06/syncing-emacs-with-google-documents.html for more info
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| ;; See http://directed-procrastination.blogspot.com/2011/06/syncing-emacs-with-google-documents.html for more info | |
| ;; Okay, here is the plan. You need to run a browser in a different display (so | |
| ;; it does'nt mess up your focus). You need the following programs: Emacs, | |
| ;; xdotool, xsel, xpra, and of course X windows. | |
| ;; 1. Setup the mirroring by evaluating (setup-mirror). | |
| ;; 2. Start xpra: |