commit 7727af40d38b1a0401f40173751cd03162782b40 Author: Thomas Ruoff Date: Sat Jul 6 22:51:27 2019 +0200 inital commit diff --git a/ausbau/schlafzimmer.org b/ausbau/schlafzimmer.org new file mode 100644 index 0000000..60df9f1 --- /dev/null +++ b/ausbau/schlafzimmer.org @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +#+TITLE: Schlafzimmer Ausbauplan + +* Boden +** TODO Teppich rausreißen +** TODO Teppichkleber entfernen +** TODO Bodenplatten verlegen +** TODO Neuen boden verlegen +* Steckdosen +** TODO Steckdosen und Stromverlauf prüfen +* Licht +** TODO Lichtanschluss prüfen +* Tür +** TODO Ausmessen +** TODO Für Tür entscheiden + + Es gibt verschiedene Türarten: + + 1. Umfassungszarge + 2. Blendrahmen (wird aussen aufgesetzt) + 3. Blockrahmen (wird in den Druchgang gesetzt) + +** TODO Tür bestellen + Hornbach Petura Kiefer oder Fichte? +** TODO Einbauen +* Wand +** TODO Abdeckleisten abschrauben und Untergrund prüfen +** TODO Holzplatten abschrauben +** TODO Rigips anbringen +** TODO Verspachteln +** TODO Grundieren +** TODO Tapezieren +** TODO Streichen +* Heizung +** TODO Heizkörper abauen lassen und Absperrhanen verbauen +** TODO Neuer Heizkörper einbauen lassen diff --git a/learning/org.org b/learning/org.org new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fc7342a --- /dev/null +++ b/learning/org.org @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +#+TITLE: Learning Org-Mode with spacemacs + +* spacemacs +** configure spacemacs +*** how to configure dotspacemacs/user-config + This is probably more an issue of understanding how to call a function in + lisp. I'm unsure if I should wrap things in () as everything is a list, if I + need to call the function with brackets. Probably just need to look at a few + examples online to get the grip with it. +* org-mode +** What do I need to learn +*** elements in org mode +**** DONE headlines + CLOSED: [2019-06-23 Sun 23:33] +***** TODO are they really called headings ? +**** DONE text + CLOSED: [2019-06-23 Sun 23:33] + + Anything that is below a heading. It's basically the content of the section + described by the heading. + + The subtree can be seen as part of it or not. I'm also unclear how the + conception for that in regular texts is to be honest. + +**** TODO lists +**** TODO motions +**** TODO [0%] todo +***** by default TODO, DONE but can be extended +***** priorities +***** TODO checkboxes +***** TODO process logging +**** TODO sparse trees +**** TODO drawers +**** TODO blocks +**** TODO tags +**** TODO hyperlinks +**** TODO date and times +**** TODO [fn:1] agenda views +**** TODO footnotes +**** TODO tables +***** TODO spreadsheets +** How to do things +**** Add a sibling CTRL-Enter +**** Denote subtree ~,sl~ or ~>~ or ~TAB~ in insert mode +**** Promote subtree ~,sh~ or ~<~ or ~S-TAB~ in insert mode +**** todo +***** toggle todo state ~,TT~ +* Footnotes + +[fn:1] Hey ho, this is a footnote and I don't really have a use-case for it but it's nice than I can add one :)