(defun github-readme ()
  "Personal README for Github.")

Hello, I’m Gabriel! I’m an aspiring software engineer studying to enter my state’s public university.

Emacs is not just a text editor, it’s a full on application environment, with support for web browsing, e-mail, code editing…

I hope to contribute more to the community in the future. For now, I have a configuration that takes inspiration from many users of the community.

It’s a great git interface for Emacs. This file was pushed to Github using it! It’s maintained by Jonas, a prominent member of the community.

This README was written using Org Mode! I used markdown before, but Org Mode is perfect for Emacs.

The GNU operating system! Using the store model, I don’t even have to keep track of all the stuff I have installed, as I can remove anything not part of my configuration with a simple guix gc.

Besides the quick disposal aspect with guix gc, I can temporarily install software with guix shell and then go back to my previous environment with exit.

But that’s not even the best part! I can declaratively configure both my system and home environment with Scheme, so, combined with Emacs, I can always have a Lisp in hands.

Guix’s older sibling. I never used NixOS itself, and I don’t plan to since I have Guix, but I use home-manager with my Guix setup and its lovely. Whatever I can’t find on Guix, I can find it in Nix and use it as a regular part of my system.

And if I can’t find it, I can write a package for either of them.