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What's your problem with your emacs? Mine runs pretty snappy. Sometimes you get a runaway process in it which may be a problem but if you have problems every ti
by throwaway_pdp09 6y ago
What's your problem with your emacs? Mine runs pretty snappy. Sometimes you get a runaway process in it which may be a problem but if you have problems every time, something else is wrong.
As for browsers shrug, turn off JS and add a blocklist and it'll run an order of magnitude faster.
- rjsw 6y agoI didn't even feel that emacs was slow when I was running it on a 25MHz 386DX. The only real change between then and now is that I'm using a TrueType font with it.
- smabie 6y ago> What's your problem with your emacs? Mostly, company-mode lags when given a large autocomplete list. Also, large CSV files take a while to load.
- throwaway_pdp09 6y agoFirst I've heard of company-mode, thanks for that. A DDG search gives https://company-mode.github.io/ https://company-mode.github.io/ as its first result, on their it refers you to its issue tracker - perhaps let them know if you haven't already? Large CSVs, Perhaps use LFV (large file viewer) if you want a read-only look. Otherwise I just loaded a 26MB binary file in less than a second. I created a 2.46 Gigabyte (not MB) CSV, opened it in a new emacs, took less that 15 seconds (fundamental mode). I think your problem lies elsewhere - it may be an unnecessary mode being invoked. How did the browser run when you turned off JS, a whole lot faster I imagine?