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@@ -5,20 +5,25 @@ the changes /I/ am excited about.
 ** =:core= promotions
 A couple of ELPA packages have moved to emacs.git, making them
 available out of the box.
-
-- eglot ("Emacs Polyglot") :: an LSP client that lets Emacs leverage
-  language servers to boost completion-at-point, eldoc, flymake,
-  imenu, project, xref.
-
-- use-package :: a utility macro for configuring packages that makes
-  init-file management more pleasant (and efficient to boot):
-  - OT1H, brings some amount of structure and order when compared to a
-    fully free-form DYI =.emacs=,
-  - OTOH, allows more leeway on how to organize things, when compared
-    to Custom's rigid auto-generated forms (e.g. using regular code
-    comments, computing option values),
-  - takes care of setting up the ~eval-after-load~ wizardry to keep
-    startup snappy.
+*** eglot ("Emacs Polyglot"): LSP client
+Lets Emacs leverage language servers to boost completion-at-point,
+eldoc, flymake, imenu, project, xref.
+*** use-package: init-file management
+A utility macro for configuring packages that makes init-file
+management more pleasant (and efficient to boot):
+
+- OT1H, brings some amount of structure and order when compared to a
+  fully free-form DYI =.emacs=,
+- OTOH, allows more leeway on how to organize things, when compared to
+  Custom's rigid auto-generated forms (e.g. using regular code
+  comments, computing option values, sorting options arbitrarily),
+- takes care of setting up the ~eval-after-load~ wizardry to keep
+  startup snappy.
+
+A tedious aspect of porting a ~custom-file~ to ~use-package~
+declarations is tracking down what package defines which variables,
+since not every variable is named after the package it belongs to.
+I wrote [[file:~/memory-leaks/guides/emacs/use-package.org::*Porting from ~custom-file~][some code to make the process faster]].
 ** ~global-text-scale-adjust~
 ~text-scale-adjust~ (bound to =C-x C-X= ∀ =X= ∈ =[=+-0]=) only scales
 the font size in the current buffer; more often than not, one may want