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I often use zile, a modern mini-Emacs for quick editing jobs because it starts up instantly (yes, I know you can achieve similar start up times using the client
by jhbadger 6y ago
I often use zile, a modern mini-Emacs for quick editing jobs because it starts up instantly (yes, I know you can achieve similar start up times using the client/server feature of Emacs, but that always seems more work than it's worth).
- WalterBright 6y agoMicroEmacs compiles to less than 100K, and it starts instantly. Visual Studio clunks and grinds its way to opening, and I find I'm reluctant to exit it because it's slow to exit, too.