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You boot Emacs once as a server. Then you connect through that server through emacsclient. It is your OS after all.
by jlouis 4mo ago
You boot Emacs once as a server. Then you connect through that server through emacsclient. It is your OS after all.
- slyrus 4mo agoSure, that's one approach. But it shouldn't take 45 seconds to spin up a new "emacs -nw" process, IMO. There's something pathological going on.
- ergonaught 4mo agoemacs -nw takes about 2 seconds on my mac. I don't use server/daemon, and those 2 seconds are processing my startup elisp files (it's ready nearly instantly without prepping my junk).