doom emacs lazy loads modules, and everything they do they consider "performance" when adding packages. Mine config loads on a 6 year old PC in 0.5 seconds. Als

doom emacs lazy loads modules, and everything they do they consider "performance" when adding packages. Mine config loads on a 6 year old PC in 0.5 seconds. Also they make it a bit more manual to update and control when you want to sync/update. The "doctor" feature has helped me find "broken" install reasons. I don't think it's a "knock the ball out of the park" against space-emacs, but I like the way it works better. It also works well with jit and the new "native emacs" branch. It think they are also working closely with emacs-ng on another branch of emacs which is much more radical.