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You either configure things 'manually' or otherwise you can use the customize interface. As you have found, when using the customize interface this always gets priority as custom-set-variables is alwa …

One good solution that works here is by using simply pydoc (not helm-pydoc). Put your cursor somewhere on open and do M-x pydoc-at-point-no-jedi. Of course, you can bind some shortcut for it also.

If you really want to disable all faces then you should deactivate font-lock-mode by doing M-x font-lock-mode. You could configure it to happen automatically by adding an org-mode-hook as follows in t …

If you did not touch the variable dotspacemacs-install-packages i.e. its value is still 'used-only, then the packages do get removed (i.e. 'physically' from the elpa directory). However, the variable …

You can achieve this by advising evil-ex-search as follows: (advice-add 'evil-ex-search :after #'recenter)

Trying to suppress the results by adding :results silent to the headline, we find that Spacemacs messages an error. So we can do M-x toggle-debug-on-error to get a backtrace. …

This keybinding is defined in the winum-keymap. You can unbind it using: (define-key winum-keymap (kbd "M-1") nil) global-unset-key is for removing global keybindings only, not bindings defined in sp …

EDIT in response to question update To exchange ESC (well 'escape') and C-g in both GUI and non-GUI Spacemacs you can use (NOTE that in non-GUI Spacemacs, the remapping of ESC to C-g does not work in the … Spacemacs 'home screens', but I guess it does work in most other buffers. …

So you can unbind them and bind the buffer switch function by adding the following lines to the user-config section of you .spacemacs file: (define-key flyspell-mode-map (kbd "C-,") nil) (define-key …

I am new to (Spac)Emacs with Evil, and I did quite some searching to find an answer to this question, so I hope this is a 'legitimate' question here. Is there a default single command to write a buff …

END EDIT It seems that Spacemacs uses the evil-org package for configuring the evil org-mode keybidnings. Indeed it is not so trivial to find how to configure those bindings. …

As mentioned here sioyek has been added to TeX-view-program-list-builtin so that you only have to add "Sioyek" to TeX-view-program-selection. For that, place the following in the body of dotspacemacs/ …

In addition to the above answers, in particular the one by sid-kap; for people not on the development branch, i.e. people using the current stable release, the command kill-buffer-and-window is bound …

:repo "jkitchin/ox-ipynb"))) Currently, this possibility is only described in the docs about 'configuration layer development` Alternatively, you can install my small update of benneti's spacemacs …

You can toggle helm-follow-mode using C-c C-f within a helm buffer, then when cycling through helm you will see previews of the results. You can switch to the results buffer by typing M-1 and then swi …