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I use vanilla Emacs with 145 packages and my startup time is 0.9 sec on a 6 y/o thinkpad. With deferred evaluation, there is no need to use a daemon.
by clircle 5y ago
I use vanilla Emacs with 145 packages and my startup time is 0.9 sec on a 6 y/o thinkpad. With deferred evaluation, there is no need to use a daemon.
- toolazytomain 5y agoIs your initial hosted anywhere? I'm interested in how you implement that.
- clircle 5y agoNo, the configuration is private. At this point, many of the tricks are well known, so you probably don't need to see my config to get a fast emacs. Here is a great starting point: https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/f3ed3r/comment/fhicvbj/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3 https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/f3ed3r/comment/fhicv... The maintainer of Doom responded with a good list of improvements that he uses in his distribution to achieve fast startup. If you transplant all of them into your configuration, your startup time would probably be 1-2 sec.