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I've been loving their responsiveness lately /s. I `ctrl-k` jump to another convo and start typing and the lag between `ctrl-k` closing and switching to the ne
by munk-a 7y ago
I've been loving their responsiveness lately /s. I `ctrl-k` jump to another convo and start typing and the lag between `ctrl-k` closing and switching to the new convo is enough that I end up typing a few characters into the prior conversation - then I need to jump back to clear out the draft.
Their channel listing is generally crap though, I gave up on trying to navigate it and just use `ctrl-k` jumping for everything, which isn't terrible because it means I spend less time on the mouse.
- core-questions 7y agoIt's hilarious to think that there's almost nothing the Slack client is doing that a fat desktop app couldn't trivially do with nearly zero latency in 1999 in 1/20th the amount of RAM.
- munk-a 7y agoIf someone built an emacs plu-(pardon me a moment, * googles furiously * , * laughs * ) Okay, someone built an emacs plugin for slack[1], it doesn't look like a very usable version of slack, but I'm pretty sure it'd be quite possible to fix this up a bit, prettify the UI, and end up with a much more performant version. 1. https://github.com/yuya373/emacs-slack https://github.com/yuya373/emacs-slack