This is my Emacs configuration.

It uses Evil to emulate Vim keybindings. But it's also tricked out with lots of Emacs goodness.

• I build Emacs from GNU's Git repository using this AUR package. That means some of the commands used won't work with the Emacs package provided by your Linux distribution, since they haven't been released yet.
• init.el does the bare minimum for setting up the package management stuff. Then it loads other elisp files which are in ./config.
• All my custom config files are prefixed with my-. Hopefully things I put in the global namespace are, also - this lets me keep them separate from the builtins and packages that I load.
• I also try to avoid using the easy customization interface. In my opinion it doesn't produce readable elisp, and I want to have a maintainable set of config files, not just ones that I can access through a pretty GUI.

I have blogged about my Emacs configuration before.

• Switching to Emacs: Becoming Evil
• Towards a Vim-like Emacs