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Are you on Windows? I've heard Emacs is rather bad on Windows in terms of performance. The one thing I've noticed that really helps with load times is running
by approxim8ion 6y ago
Are you on Windows? I've heard Emacs is rather bad on Windows in terms of performance.
The one thing I've noticed that really helps with load times is running emacs as a daemon on startup and launching new instances with ```emacsclient -nc```. But that doesn't address issues while it runs.
- xiaoxing 6y agoNo, I am using a pretty beefy iMac. It’s not start time that I am concerned about, I tend to keep it open for a long time. It’s the mushy feeling when typing, or when some relatively “heavy” commands (projectile, search etc.) blocks the whole thing for a brief moment. It’s totally useable, but you can really tell the difference when compare it to other mainstream editors.