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If 5mb of ram makes the difference wouldn't that be the time to try mg[1] or edit remotely using tramp? Certainly agree that Electron should not be used as a ju
by craftkiller 9y ago
If 5mb of ram makes the difference wouldn't that be the time to try mg[1] or edit remotely using tramp? Certainly agree that Electron should not be used as a justification.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mg_(editor) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mg_(editor)
- defgeneric 9y agoAs of late I've been using `emacs --daemon=some-name` on instances. I attach with `emacs-client -s some-name -t` after I ssh in and detach with `C-x 5-0`. Sometimes I'll run multiple named emacs daemons. This has worked really well to keep persistent independent workspaces on remote instances. Tramp was always a headache and running emacs in screen tends to introduce terminal color and keybinding problems.
- nerdponx 9y agoHow does mg differ from Emacs proper?
- msds 9y agoIt's a text editor, not a lisp environment that edits text. I once had a decent amount of fun splicing it with Lua, before deciding that I don't actually care about text editors...