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I started from bare emacs configuration and can safely say I almost never touch a line of lisp now that I've switched to Doom emacs. I just uncomment some packa
by emptysongglass 5y ago
I started from bare emacs configuration and can safely say I almost never touch a line of lisp now that I've switched to Doom emacs. I just uncomment some packages I want (like magit, org-roam, etc.) and it runs off and configures the packages in a non-conflicting manner ready for production.
That's not saying banging on lisp to get your emacs into that perfect state isn't fun, just that now that I'm a capitalist worker I don't really have the time for it any more. Highly recommended.
- atty 5y agoI’d second Doom emacs, I consider it the best way to use Vim :D However, I am using it less and less, and I find myself using VSCode more and more. I now very rarely find myself using Doom emacs or vim. I’d say for small changes I still use them, but any time I think I’m going to be doing a significant amount of work in a directory or file, I always open it in VSCode. Not sure when that change happened, honestly.