github-actions[bot] 532065c67f flake.lock: Updating 'revealjs (hakimel/reveal.js)' - 88fbfc57 -> c1d64ad8
### Changes for revealjs

On branch: master
Commits: 88fbfc5751...c1d64ad8d0

- [6aa1eae7](6aa1eae796) foundation for reader mode, activate via 'mode=reader/print' config param
- [f26d3157](f26d31570e) separate reader mode into individual controller, add scroll triggers for fragments
- [0f27ef40](0f27ef40fb) revert demo changes to index.html
- [eaf5f613](eaf5f61318) reader mode; deeplink support, presentation scaling, scroll trigger fixes
- [4da6f6b3](4da6f6b30f) refactoring, fix preload distance
- [5de7da76](5de7da7692) reader mode can be turned off without reload, add Reveal.toggleReader()
- [0861b076](0861b07618) revamped reader mode sticky logic, add option for fullscreen pages
- [f0950ba9](f0950ba9ae) rename 'mode' config value to 'view'
- [e49e89a5](e49e89a557) reader mode supports scroll snapping, sticky pages with scroll triggers are always full height
- [97f2e184](97f2e184c1) fix preload bug
- [4c9cc895](4c9cc89566) refactoring, remove unused layout
- [c856fa9d](c856fa9db1) dispatch slidechange events in reader mode
- [3db2340d](3db2340df3) fix issues with active slide logic in reader mode, foundational work for auto-animate support
- [899a45df](899a45dff6) update api method name
- [ab52d334](ab52d334df) add support for responsively activating reader mode via
- [d84aa347](d84aa3472e) reader mode tests
- [1f1ca3a8](1f1ca3a887) refactoring
- [1871824f](1871824fae) reader mode; named deeplink support, stay on same slide when reader mode is turned on/off
- [f80ee3b9](f80ee3b917) reader mode progress bar
- [23479911](234799114a) reader mode progress bar can be dragged to scroll
- [a6abd042](a6abd0423e) finishing touches on reader mode progress bar
- [2c5a83c9](2c5a83c945) refactoring
- [09f36adc](09f36adc70) mobile tweaks
- [122642fd](122642fdea) reader progress theming, automatically invert based on slide bg
- [be5d8119](be5d811914) convert sass controls spacing to css var, full height reader progress bar
- [980b902a](980b902a9d) disable overview while in reader mode
- [c1b17452](c1b1745200) audit fix
- [d802789c](d802789c4d) more accurate scroll trigger positioning in progress bar
- [198cbc4a](198cbc4ace) reader mode tweaks
- [a7d0916f](a7d0916f28) reader mode accessibility, bug fixes
- [b8b55b8d](b8b55b8d4c) readerScrollBar -> readerScrollbar
- [28ef437a](28ef437a89) rebuild assets
- [836967d8](836967d8ab) prevent extra page at end when printing to pdf, reader mode styling tweaks
- [c4e322ce](c4e322ce79) don't show reader scroll bar when there is no overflow, reader style tweaks
- [57ce5a5e](57ce5a5e3d) ===
- [c1d64ad8](c1d64ad8d0) audit fix
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nix-doom-emacs

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nix-doom-emacs (abbreviated as NDE) provides a customisable Nix derivation for Doom Emacs.

The expression builds a doom-emacs distribution with dependencies pre-installed based on an existing ~/.doom.d directory.

It is not a fully fledged experience as some dependencies are not installed and some may not be fully compatible as the version available in NixOS or emacs-overlay may not be compatible with the doom-emacs requirements.

Quick Start

If you want to get a taste of nix-doom-emacs, you can run nix run github:nix-community/nix-doom-emacs Which will run nix-doom-emacs with an example configuration.

Pick which setup you're using here (if you're not using NixOS or Home-Manager, then you should use standalone):

Home-Manager NixOS Standalone
Flake + Home-Manager NixOS Standalone

Hacking

This project is under MIT license. Our issue tracker has some open issues, the PR wanted label is for issues that need PRs to fix them. Also, talk to us in the Matrix Chat to discuss ideas for future improvements. Contributions are welcome.

Description
doom-emacs packaged for Nix [maintainers=@ckiee,@thiagokokada]
Readme MIT 3.3 MiB
Languages
Nix 64.3%
Emacs Lisp 35.7%