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When I set up ace-link (809107e), I disabled ido-vertical-mode because I
was noticing that if it was activated, some of the links at the bottom
were being cut off. I can't reproduce this now (despite there not being
any changes in ido-vertical-mode, ace-jump, or ace-link to fix it). I'm
turning it back on and will see if the issue pops up again.
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Removing ido-vertical because if it is active, some links in the lower
portion of the window are cutoff.
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I switched this off when I installed ido-ubiquitous, but it seems like
ido-ubiquitous isn't completing dired commands (like copying files).
I've set `ido-ubiquitous-allow-on-functional-collection', but that
didn't seem to fix it. I should ask upstream and see if I'm missing
anything obvious, but for now I'm going to turn ido-everywhere on again
I expect some clashes between it and ido-ubiquitous, but without looking
at how both are implemented, it's hard to know.
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The default file and buffer switching methods for ido will raise a frame
if the buffer is already present somewhere else. With `selected-window',
the buffer is always shown in the current window, which behaves better
with multiple screens.
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The function `ido-everywhere' should be called rather than setting the
variable.
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`require-package' is from
https://github.com/purcell/emacs.d/blob/master/lisp/init-elpa.el.
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User init files are added using provide/require.
https://github.com/purcell/emacs.d
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