Regarding the jira link example, are you using hyperbole buttons for this, or some other way? I’d like to do it without using hyperbole, it’s a nice package and all but the ‘buttons’ are the only (of the many) feature(s) I would use from it

If you're in emacs, you can use `bug-reference-mode`

https://www.gnu.org/software//emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/B...

As for the python backtrace, what you need is to set `compilation-error-regexp-alist` and use `compilation-minor-mode`.

https://www.gnu.org/software//emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/C...

Wow, thank you, that’ll work perfectly! Of course bug reference mode is built-in, I had no clue (I need to stop being surprised by emacs’ built-in functionalities)

This sounds interesting, how are you getting python docs in the `texinfo` format? I’ve used zeal a fair amount or *.read the docs.io, but always looking for local alternatives. A quick search online didn’t have much info

I said “Info”, not “Texinfo”. But you can build Info files from Texinfo.

  apt install python3-sphinx
  apt-get source python3.13-doc
  cd python3.13-3.13.5/Doc
  make texinfo
  cd build/texinfo
  make info

Another day, another great Emacs package I’ve just learned about. This one’s going in the init.el for sure!

Are you kidding me? This is awesome! I imagine I can try it on my modded 2DS using the DSi emulator

> modded 2DS using the DSi emulator

The DSi and GBA modes on 3DS aren't emulation, there's an actual Arm7 and GBA/NDS IP blocks in the 3DS. For the parts that do require software intervention (DSi RTC, input remapping, etc.) it's more-or-less hardware virtualization.

Anyway, good job OP.

I’ll have to see if this can work with a multi band 6 gshock, I assume it’s similar to a standard atomic clock?

Thanks for sharing the ppi hint, this helped me out a lot with not having to zoom every app on my 4k monitor!