#+TITLE: org-mode
#+Author: Thomas Ruoff
#+Email: thomasr@brandwatch.com

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* how did I end up here?
- watched a [[youtube:JWD1Fpdd4Pc][talk]] on why a vim'er switched to Emacs mentioning org-mode
- after reading org-mode mentioned as a gateway drug to Emacs
- watched a [[youtube:oJTwQvgfgMM][talk]] of the org-mode author Carsten Dominik

* motivations
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- Plain text files are the only portable document format.
- Avoid separate tools for note taking and tasks.
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* what is it today
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Org mode is for keeping notes, maintaining TODO lists, planning projects, and
authoring documents with a fast and effective plain-text system.
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* org
- yet another markup language quite close to Markdown

#+BEGIN_SRC org
,* This Is A Heading
,** This Is A Sub-Heading
,*** And A Sub-Sub-Heading

Paragraphs are separated by at least one empty line.

,*bold* /italic/ _underlined_ +strikethrough+ =monospaced=
[[http://Karl-Voit.at][Link description]]
http://Karl-Voit.at → link without description

- list item
- another item
  - sub-item
    1. also enumerated
    2. if you like
- [ ] yet to be done
- [X] item which is done

: Simple pre-formatted text such as for source code.
: This also respects the line breaks. *bold* is not bold here.

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* mode

** emacs mode

* [[file+emacs:~/org/org-mode-demo.org][Demo]]