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- [Custom variables](#custom-variables)
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- [Main principles](#main-principles)
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- [Evil](#evil)
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- [Holy](#holy)
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- [States](#states)
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- [Evil leader](#evil-leader)
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- [Universal argument](#universal-argument)
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## Holy
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Thanks to the new holy-mode Spacemacs can now be used by Vim users or Emacs users by setting the dotspacemacs-editing-style variable to =’vim= or =’emacs= in the dotfile. In Emacs style the leader is available as `M-m`. It is possible to dynamically switch between evil and holy modes using `SPC P tab`.
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Thanks to the new holy-mode Spacemacs can now be used by Vim users or Emacs
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users by setting the `dotspacemacs-editing-style` variable to `’vim` or `’emacs`
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in the dotfile. In Emacs style the leader is available as `M-m`. It is possible
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to dynamically switch between evil and holy modes using `SPC P tab`.
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### States
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