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What's the con of the LSP? I'm not familiar with the concept, it sounds like LSP is running in a separate process (which honestly sounds good to sandbox plugins
by lukeschlather 1y ago
What's the con of the LSP? I'm not familiar with the concept, it sounds like LSP is running in a separate process (which honestly sounds good to sandbox plugins, though I could see it being problematic, I wouldn't be surprised if in practice it functions better to most "integrated" language plugins in other editors.)
As far as tmux I'm a heavy emacs user but honestly I use it mostly as a text editor, I use a separate terminal emulator almost always. So lacking tmux... not something I would notice.
Relearning my Emacs muscle memory is the most daunting thing, but I could probably be convinced for a fast editor written in rust with good defaults.
- xigoi 1y agoA language server consumes a lot of RAM even when it’s not doing anything.