Ever since I started using persp-mode, launching Emacs in a terminal has
made it restore the same set of open files as in my main GUI instance of
Emacs. This hasn't been a big deal, but still somewhat annoying.
I've finally gotten around to disabling persp-mode's auto save/load
feature when running Emacs in a terminal.
And for good measure, I also set the theme to be doom-vibrant in the
terminal too. My old tomorrow-night-paradise is way out of date, and
nowhere near as good as doom-vibrant.
The core setup files for Emacs Siren which lives in the core directory
followed a `siren-*.el` naming convention, which is the same as the
naming convention for modules.
This means that the `modules/core/siren-packages.el` module for adding
packages for Emacs package development, was not being loaded due to it's
name conflicting with `core/siren-packages.el` which sets up and
configures the packaging system.
So all files under the root `core` directory now follow a
`siren-core-*.el` naming scheme, meaning modules should no longer
conflict with core files.
