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Emacs on my system is ~8sec load time, vs ~5sec load time for Code. I have not optimized either (but I have decided on using Straight as package manager on Ema
by gumbojuice 3y ago
Emacs on my system is ~8sec load time, vs ~5sec load time for Code. I have not optimized either (but I have decided on using Straight as package manager on Emacs, which is arguably faster than the built-in).
I use LSP a lot (through eglot with Emacs-29). For each "mode" in Emacs there are alternatives to LSP, mostly what was there before LSP, which may be equally good. However, I found that switching to LSP simplified my setup, and having the same functionality/keybindings between modes is great, e.g. my projects switch me between Python, Rust, and Java, earlier that was basically three different "IDEs", while today they're very similar.
- PaulDavisThe1st 3y ago> Emacs on my system is ~8sec load time, vs ~5sec load time for Code yeah, but i don't give a damn. I do this once every few weeks. ps. also, emacs is < 3 secs on my system, so even if i did care ...
- vinceguidry 3y agoRun emacs as a server when you start the machine and use emacsclient to connect with it. Way faster start times.