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To that end I like spacemacs. But it did incur enough of a startup penalty that have have shifted back to vim. I oscillate between them and vscode. I don’t us
by FPGAhacker 8y ago
To that end I like spacemacs. But it did incur enough of a startup penalty that have have shifted back to vim.
I oscillate between them and vscode. I don’t use vim bindings in vscode though.
- xfer 8y agoRun it in daemon mode. startup time is not a thing for emacs.
- FPGAhacker 8y agoIt's not stable enough for me. Well, my plugins aren't. I need to be able to reset state periodically. Plus, I like to have separate instances of emacs with different groups of files from separate but related projects. I end up with a zoo of buffers commingled in daemon mode. It just doesn't fit how I work. I wish it had an image based startup scheme... freeze an image of emacs after init is done.
- harrygeez 8y agoWhat if I tell you that you can? :) You can unexec Emacs at its current working state and it will output a new executable. Startup is close to instant!
- FPGAhacker 8y agoCan't seem to figure out how to do it. I can only find passing references to it.