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I have switched last year from custom configuration to Doom Emacs. I liked the framework, but over time, I think this makes me rely on external people too much
by vbernat 3y ago
I have switched last year from custom configuration to Doom Emacs. I liked the framework, but over time, I think this makes me rely on external people too much and some of the stuff is too overengineered (but the good design makes it easy to tweak). I would prefer to keep things lean and I am pondering using Doom Emacs without any builtin modules as the framework itself is very good.
I have looked at other starter kits to find leaner things, but they don't seem to bring much to seasoned Emacs users like me.
- forgotpwd16 3y agoWhat issues you had with your custom configuration?
- taude 3y agoI went Doom a few years back after declaring init file bankrupcy. I haven't looked back. I now just run pretty bare doom config with a couple extra modules for org-journal, etc.... I've even embraced the VIM bindings. I definitely love the leader key access to the options.