Meow
Introduction
Less is more
Meow is yet another modal editing mode for Emacs.
Meow aims to blend modal editing into Emacs with minimal interference with its original key-bindings, avoiding most of the hassle introduced by key-binding conflicts. This leads to lower necessary configuration and better integration. More is achieved with fewer commands to remember.
Key features compared to existing solutions:
Minimal configuration – build your own modal editing system
No third-party dependencies (try it without touching your configuration)
Doesn’t occupy too many keys Much easier to remember for people trying modal editing More keys available for your own key-bindings Most of the time, you don’t even need to hold shift!
Lightning fast (unlike Evil)
Minimizes modifier usage (e.g. SPC x f for C-x C-f ) inspired by god-mode
for ) inspired by god-mode Better workflow for kmacro application at multiple locations
Interactive selection manipulation and expansion inspired by avy
Selection as top-tier object, and keybindings built around selection
Compatible with the vanilla Emacs keymap (or any other keymap from any package)
Effortless uniform keymaps across modes
Key-binding conflict handling made easy
Community
Please feel free to ask questions and share ideas at
Documents
Get started - Installation and configuration
Tutorial - Learn Meow in 15 minutes
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Commands - Documentation for commands
Customizations - Helper functions and variables
Explanation - Ideas and concepts behind Meow
Changelog - Changes, releases, and news
License
Licensed under GPLv3.