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If they'd fix emacs so it would be performant on Windows, natively, I would probably invest time in learning it (and switching OS is not an option here for me a
by deafpolygon 4y ago
If they'd fix emacs so it would be performant on Windows, natively, I would probably invest time in learning it (and switching OS is not an option here for me at this time). Yes it has problems, packages break all the time, and it is unbelievably slow. I know this is not what most people here might be interested in hearing, but that is a fact of life for me. As it stands right now, it just /feels/ hacky and so, I use VSCode. It gives me 90% of the feature set for 1000% less work.