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I prefer to see the details, it's easier to understand what I'm
looking at.
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Use emacs implementation of `ls`, which allows us to group files by
type (only GNU's `ls` does that, not the one shipped by MacOS)
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especially nice for switching buffer with the minibuffer view, it
shows a little bit more information.
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review the grouping order (org first, for example, and group a few
more file extensions together).
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guide key was not that helpful, hydra is a better way to deal with
that problem.
update ibuffer config to group files by major mode.
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mostly inspired by reading https://github.com/patrickt/emacs. i've
made the configuration of counsel and ivy more explicit, by splitting
the customization.
i've fixed the binding for searching with a buffer to rely on rgrep
instead of ag (since i've switched to rg).
i'm going to try the module 'guide-key' to see if i can be better at
remembering some bindings (i always forget a bunch of them).
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I switched to macport, and I don't have GNU ls anymore.
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The name `defuns` make more sense since it's a collection of
functions.
All the custom variables are using the prefix 'fcuny/' consistently.
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This is actually an easier thing to maintain.
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