Throughout the years, I always stuck with my own method of organising my config files with my own style which is all based on eval-after-load. Never felt any motivation to move my things to use-package as I am quite happy with what I have. Well, I feel like I should give it a fair shot now that it comes out of the box.
I have done almost the opposite: moving as much configuration as I can into
use-package statements, even for built-in features like dired. You can
(use-package feature-name) or even (use-package emacs) in order to customize
the basics. use-package just provides much better organization than any schema
that I have ever been able to come up with on my own.
Throughout the years, I always stuck with my own method of organising my config files with my own style which is all based on
eval-after-load. Never felt any motivation to move my things to use-package as I am quite happy with what I have. Well, I feel like I should give it a fair shot now that it comes out of the box.I have done almost the opposite: moving as much configuration as I can into use-package statements, even for built-in features like dired. You can
(use-package feature-name)or even(use-package emacs)in order to customize the basics. use-package just provides much better organization than any schema that I have ever been able to come up with on my own.