. emacs Files in Linux

At first, when using Emacs under Windows, configure the. emacs file to go directly to the C-disk \users\ (username) \appdata\roaming Path to find it (you can open Emacs at the very beginning and then option under Options, and then Saveoptions, you will automatically create a. emacs.d directory and a. emacs file! )

Switch to the Linux platform (using Ubuntu), after installing Emacs to find that there is still no. emacs file, what to do? You can actually create an. emacs File yourself ok (use command in ~ directory: Emacs. Emacs)

The first thing to do is to configure the color:

(Add-to-list ' Load-path "~/.emacs.d/")
(Require ' color-theme)
(color-theme-initialize)
(Color-theme-robin-hood)

Of course what color to see yourself like!

. emacs Files in Linux