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I want to ask for help to check this article for compliance.
First, I feel like I've used too much bold text. If I'm wrong, point me to it, I'll fix it.
Secondly, in the installation section of the mu4e program, I had difficulties. The mu4e program in the ArchLinux distribution is only available in the AUR repository. What is the correct way to describe the installation process for an ArchLinux distribution? I have two options -
leave a link to the program in the AUR repository to the mu4e program and tell the user to use the distribution documentation to use the AUR repository
or remove the ArchLinux distribution from the entire article.
Please tell me how to do it right.
Thank you.
I already noticed my mistake, I didn't edit the tags. I'll do that in the next commit.
@kitleopold great job!
I correct a typo, added the aur command for those using yay (I guess most arch users would know how to adapt this anyway).
For the rest, it seems perfectly fine to me. I'm waiting for your opinion, but if that's ok with you, I could already merge this.
I think that's it.
I have checked all configuration files and executed commands in this article. Everything works on my system. I have looked at all the package names mentioned in this article for various systems.
Emacs is a very, very customizable editor with a lot of features. There are a huge number of options that I did not write about (because it would be overloaded with information, well, I'm not that good at it). The purpose of this article was to show a minimal workable example, I think it turned out.