Roi Martin

I've just published a GNU Emacs package called "radio". This package enables users to listen to Internet radio stations. Its main focus is in simplicity. It exposes the minimum required interface to interact with a list of radio stations and offloads media playing to an external program configured by the user.

You can install it from NonGNU ELPA: https://elpa.nongnu.org/nongnu/radio.html

#emacs #elisp #radio

I've bound outline-occur to M-s M-o and, so far, I find it very useful. For instance, when working with source code, it provides a quick overview of all functions, macros, variables and other entities and makes it easy to jump between them.