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.
Changed up package-archive setup again, this time we just hard-code all
the archive sources, rather than do fancy detection of if we can use
HTTPS or not.
Also we're throwing MELPA Stable into the mix, and giving it higher
priority than regular MELPA. The idea is to try to typically install
stable packages, but fall-back onto the regular MELPA source if there is
no stable version of it.
First impressions with a clean re-install of all packages is
promising. Time will tell if I have any issues.
It has issues with linum-mode, so currently linum-mode needs to be
manually disabled. I will make it automatically toggle linum-mode when
enabling/disabling writeroom-room at some point.
After experimenting with slim for a project, I decided against
it. However I'd created a module for it for my emacs config here, so
might as well keep it around for next time I come across slim.
Turns out eyebrowse and neotree conflict a little when switching back
and forth between workspaces that are showing and not showing
neotree. So back to escreen it is for now.
