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The command I use is `M-x find-grep`. I also use `helm`, `ido`, etc. to navigate the file system and they are all super slow.
by volta83 5y ago
The command I use is `M-x find-grep`.
I also use `helm`, `ido`, etc. to navigate the file system and they are all super slow.
- pama 5y agoYou might have already tried this: I’ve had fantastic performance starting a remote emacs server and using emacs (often in terminal mode) through ssh. It certainly has a one time cost: setup your local terminal for all keys to go through, and sync your init files. I still use tramp for certain rare cases but most work happens on 3 remote and 1 local machine with four different emacs servers running, and a couple of additional non-development machines that I simply ssh into from within emacs shells.
- cbsmith 5y agoI was going to say, there is a way to do the server side logic with Emacs... ;-)