Tweaking the brew check
Add fullscreen magit and some other features

Why did I resist magit so long?
Add git-commit-mode, which should help me ...

better format messages.  Really, I just wanted highlighting for the top
line so I know when it is too long.  Looks like it is 50 characters
magit-quit-session should kill all magit buffers

Uses the dash.el and s.el libraries, which were already loaded from
something else.
Remove dependency on s.el and dash.el

Trying to do this with native elisp
Add C-x g for magit status

C-x C-g is git-gutter.  May be I change these or something
Add markdown mode
Add todo.txt

See http://todotxt.com/.  Symlinked ~/src/dev/todotxt-cli to ~/.todo and
~/Dropbox/todo.txt.  Also pulled in
https://raw.github.com/rpdillon/todotxt.el/master/todotxt.el as an emacs
mode.  Still need to build the android app
Attempt to make menu-bar-mode work like I want

I bounce from gui to terminal emacs and only want the menu bar mode in
the gui.  This doesn't seem to work any better than what I had before,
looks like it is still only evaluated at server startup.
Make a function to reload the init.el

Doesn't handle when functions are removed though.  Just C-x C-c and restart
Autocomplete xml tags on </

God, why didn't I do this earlier
Package updates
New terminal stuff

Love the tramp-term, may need to reimplement some of it for local
terminals too
Pop out new frame

 and bury the buffer on the existing frame
More keymaps in term

From http://paralambda.org/2012/07/02/using-gnu-emacs-as-a-terminal-emulator/
Redo magit alias

Make better use of the ec script, and clean up ec, et and es.  This is
the stuff I would like to put in a blog post
Remove autopair mode

Let's try the new electric-pair mode in Emacs 24.  Also hook in the
electric-indent mode.

Lastly, let's use the ruby-end mode to save me more typing.
More ruby tweaks
chrome cmd line launcher
Now, I think I live with these ansi-term keys

We will see how long terminals in emacs lasts this time.  Not sure what
to do with the hangs on OSX, but this helps

http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/MacOSTweaks#toc19

Emacs on OSX is IMHO better than the other editors I’ve used on Mac, but it’s still annoyingly unstable. In particular, it has a nasty tendency to hang on bad bytecode and stalled network connections, and these hangs can’t be broken with a C-g. The solution I’ve found is to attach to it with GDB, then enter a recursive edit:

    $ gdb /Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/MacOS/Emacs `ps uxwww | grep [E]macs | awk '{ print $2 }'`
    ...
    (gdb) p Frecursive_edit()
then hit C-c. Finally

    (gdb) detach
    (gdb) quit