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I think it's possible to implement this as an extension on top of evil? trigger a bookmark when the user starts scrolling, jump back to the bookmark on keystrok
by acomar 6y ago
I think it's possible to implement this as an extension on top of evil? trigger a bookmark when the user starts scrolling, jump back to the bookmark on keystroke in insert mode.
but yeah, there's generally a problem with the UI/UX -- like as a consequence of the problem you're describing, you have to clear your current selection before scrolling to paste from the kill buffer. it's all foibles you learn about and adjust to but it makes the environment feel unpolished on a first impression.
spacemacs and doom have a better impression out of the box but there are just some core problems that they can't fix with a clever configuration. one that frustrates me regularly is auto-complete (company) triggering a network call that's bound to time out (because of user error) and the whole editor hanging for the duration because the completion call happened in the same thread as the UI. actually, the single threaded nature of most of emacs is probably my biggest complaint...
- _hardwaregeek 6y agoOh yeah you could definitely implement this with some nice config. But that's the problem: only insane people like fiddling with configuration that much. I know my gateway to emacs was spacemacs. Except spacemacs, when I used it, was slow as heck. When VSCode feels snappier than emacs, something's wrong. People talk about rewrites far too often but I wouldn't mind a significant rearchitecture/rewrite of emacs. Stuff like this^[1] makes me think it's long overdue. [1]: https://www.facebook.com/notes/daniel-colascione/buttery-smooth-emacs/10155313440066102/ https://www.facebook.com/notes/daniel-colascione/buttery-smo...
- acomar 6y agodefinitely. i agree with all of that. i have high hopes for remacs.