#doom doctor

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twin ether
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❯ doom doctor
The doctor will see you now...

Checking your Emacs version...
Checking for Doom's prerequisites...
Checking for Emacs config conflicts...
! Found another Emacs config: ~/.emacs.d (directory)
Having multiple Emacs configs may prevent Doom from loading
properly. Emacs will load the first it finds and ignore the rest. If
Doom isn't starting up correctly (e.g. you get a vanilla splash
screen), make sure that only one of these exist.

Chemacs users may ignore this warning.

Checking for missing Emacs features...
! Emacs was not built with native compilation support
Users will see a substantial performance gain by building Emacs with
native compilation support, availible in emacs 28+.You must install a
prebuilt Emacs binary with this included, or compile Emacs with the
--with-native-compilation option.
Checking for private config conflicts...
Checking for common environmental issues...
Checking for stale elc files...
Checking for problematic git global settings...
Checking Doom Emacs...
✓ Initialized Doom Emacs 3.0.0-pre
✓ Detected 31 modules
✓ Detected 116 packages
Checking Doom core for irregularities...
! Your $HOME is recognized as a project root
Emacs will assume $HOME is the root of any project living under $HOME. If this
isn't desired, you will need to remove ".git" from
`projectile-project-root-files-bottom-up' (a variable), e.g.

    (after! projectile (setq projectile-project-root-files-bottom-up (remove ".git"
      projectile-project-root-files-bottom-up)))
! "NFM.ttf" font is not installed on your system
  Some needed fonts are not properly installed on your system. To download and
  install them, run `M-x nerd-icons-install-fonts' from within Doom
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Emacs.
However, on Windows this command will only download them; the fonts must be
installed manually afterwards.

Checking for stale elc files in your DOOMDIR...
Checking your enabled modules...

There are 2 warnings!
/tmp//doom.37414.0.sh: satır 1: #!/usr/bin/env: No such file or directory

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I don't know why but I don't even have a doom.d file