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I've been using EXWM since 2016 and this hasn't been a problem for me. Emacs doesn't just magically break on its own. And even if I managed to break my config w
by donio 3y ago
I've been using EXWM since 2016 and this hasn't been a problem for me. Emacs doesn't just magically break on its own. And even if I managed to break my config without noticing it the fix is just a git revert away.
I used StumpWM for many years before EXWM and I don't see how the config situation is any different.
- dustfinger 3y agoI have been using it since 2017 and I have no problems to report that were specific to EXWM. I also use EXWM on my work dev machhine and have set EXWM as the windows manager for my kids computers.I absolutely love it. If you want the best experience, I recommend compiling emacs >=29 and configure it for native lisp + tree-itter so that you can get the most from eglot. I have run into issues with the odd package, but nothing that has ruined my day.
- actionfromafar 3y agoThe solution is obviously to run the Emacs window manager in Docker.
- bexsella 3y agoWithout Kubernetes? I'd like to read about the details of how you manage that load.
- actionfromafar 3y agoAll keypresses are inspected by Serverless llamas in Azure. Quite trivial.
- beebmam 3y agoWhy not? A container is mostly just a process (or more) with an embedded filesystem you can inject into, more or less