branch: elpa/mastodon
commit 712a2af648b63d8760bc88ae1d3a2a6726aaecb5
Author: marty hiatt <martianhia...@riseup.net>
Commit: marty hiatt <martianhia...@riseup.net>
update info
---
mastodon.info | 58 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++----------------------------
mastodon.texi | 4 ++--
2 files changed, 32 insertions(+), 30 deletions(-)
diff --git a/mastodon.info b/mastodon.info
index 1689c1d1bf..8154474d59 100644
--- a/mastodon.info
+++ b/mastodon.info
@@ -157,7 +157,8 @@ prefer to use Emojify
(https://github.com/iqbalansari/emacs-emojify),
‘require’ it and set ‘mastodon-use-emojify’ to non-nil to display emoji
in timelines and to use it when composing toots. ‘Emoji.el’ is the
better option, but for now only ‘emojify’ supports downloading and using
-custom emoji from your instance.
+custom emoji from your instance. From personal experience, ‘emojify’
+also tends to result in less TOFU.
File: mastodon.info, Node: Discover, Prev: Emoji, Up: Installation
@@ -595,7 +596,8 @@ File: mastodon.info, Node: Dependencies, Next: Network
compatibility, Prev: U
Hard dependencies (should all install with ‘mastodon.el’):
• ‘request’ (for uploading attachments), emacs-request
(https://github.com/tkf/emacs-request)
- • ‘persist’ for storing some settings across sessions
+ • ‘persist’ for storing some settings across sessions (we now use
+ ‘multisession.el’ for this)
Optional dependencies (install yourself, ‘mastodon.el’ can use them):
• ‘emojify’ to use custom emoji (else we use builtin ‘emoji.el’)
@@ -748,32 +750,32 @@ Node: ELPA1917
Node: MELPA2145
Node: Repo2525
Node: Emoji3018
-Node: Discover3536
-Node: Usage4088
-Node: Logging in to your instance4531
-Node: Timelines5528
-Ref: Keybindings6003
-Ref: Toot byline legend10777
-Node: Composing toots11086
-Ref: Keybindings (1)12638
-Ref: Autocompletion of mentions tags and emoji13173
-Ref: Draft toots14098
-Node: Other commands and account settings14569
-Node: Customization17736
-Node: Commands and variables index18614
-Node: Alternative timeline layout19130
-Node: Live-updating timelines mastodon-async-mode19535
-Node: Translating toots20387
-Node: Bookmarks and mastodonel21569
-Node: Dependencies22108
-Node: Network compatibility22742
-Node: Contributing23624
-Node: Bug reports24120
-Node: Fixes and features25031
-Node: Coding style25532
-Node: Supporting mastodonel26156
-Node: Contributors26723
-Node: screenshots27158
+Node: Discover3612
+Node: Usage4164
+Node: Logging in to your instance4607
+Node: Timelines5604
+Ref: Keybindings6079
+Ref: Toot byline legend10853
+Node: Composing toots11162
+Ref: Keybindings (1)12714
+Ref: Autocompletion of mentions tags and emoji13249
+Ref: Draft toots14174
+Node: Other commands and account settings14645
+Node: Customization17812
+Node: Commands and variables index18690
+Node: Alternative timeline layout19206
+Node: Live-updating timelines mastodon-async-mode19611
+Node: Translating toots20463
+Node: Bookmarks and mastodonel21645
+Node: Dependencies22184
+Node: Network compatibility22867
+Node: Contributing23749
+Node: Bug reports24245
+Node: Fixes and features25156
+Node: Coding style25657
+Node: Supporting mastodonel26281
+Node: Contributors26848
+Node: screenshots27283
End Tag Table
diff --git a/mastodon.texi b/mastodon.texi
index 059435e78e..efececf008 100644
--- a/mastodon.texi
+++ b/mastodon.texi
@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ it shouldn't be very hard to get it working.
@node Emoji
@subsection Emoji
-Since Emacs 28, it has builtin emoji support with @samp{emoji.el}. If you
prefer to use @uref{https://github.com/iqbalansari/emacs-emojify, Emojify},
@samp{require} it and set @samp{mastodon-use-emojify} to non-nil to display
emoji in timelines and to use it when composing toots. @samp{Emoji.el} is the
better option, but for now only @samp{emojify} supports downloading and using
custom emoji from your instance.
+Since Emacs 28, it has builtin emoji support with @samp{emoji.el}. If you
prefer to use @uref{https://github.com/iqbalansari/emacs-emojify, Emojify},
@samp{require} it and set @samp{mastodon-use-emojify} to non-nil to display
emoji in timelines and to use it when composing toots. @samp{Emoji.el} is the
better option, but for now only @samp{emojify} supports downloading and using
custom emoji from your instance. From personal experience, @samp{emojify} also
tends to result in less TOFU@.
@node Discover
@subsection Discover
@@ -701,7 +701,7 @@ Hard dependencies (should all install with
@samp{mastodon.el}):
@item
@samp{request} (for uploading attachments),
@uref{https://github.com/tkf/emacs-request, emacs-request}
@item
-@samp{persist} for storing some settings across sessions
+@samp{persist} for storing some settings across sessions (we now use
@samp{multisession.el} for this)
@end itemize
Optional dependencies (install yourself, @samp{mastodon.el} can use them):
