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#+STARTUP: showall
After reading [[https://ericjmritz.wordpress.com/2013/05/28/emacs-desktops/][this post]] I started using =desktop.el= as a simple project
file-like system. The only problem was that remembering which desktops
were where and switching between them is bothersome. This module tries
to fix that.
* Installation
If you have [[http://marmalade-repo.org/][Marmalade]] set up you can just use:
: M-x package-install <RET> desktop-registry
* Usage
To switch between desktops you can use
=desktop-registry-change-desktop=, this will prompt (with completion)
for the directory you would like to load.
When you're done with a desktop or want to get rid of a desktop for
another reason you can use =desktop-registry-remove-desktop=.
If you've registered a desktop and you don't like what it made of
the name you can use =desktop-registry-rename-desktop= to give it a
new name.
** Adding new desktops
You can use =desktop-registry-add-directory= to add a new directory
to the registry, or =desktop-registry-add-current-desktop= to add the
currently loaded desktop to the registry. With either of these
function you can use the universal argument (=C-u=) to specify a
name for the desktop as well.
If you enable =desktop-registry-auto-register= it will automatically
add new desktop files to the registry when you use =desktop-save=.
** With org-capture-templates
The =desktop-registry-current-desktop= can be used to insert the
currently loaded desktop into an org capture template.
#+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp
(add-to-list 'org-capture-templates
'("t" "Task" entry nil
"* TODO %? :%(desktop-registry-current-desktop \"\"):"))
#+END_SRC
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