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Sure, it's not unheard of, but I think for most users, for most of the time, it's not a typical thing to happen. You instead work on a tree of small files. The
by 1qaz2wsx3edc 13y ago
Sure, it's not unheard of, but I think for most users, for most of the time, it's not a typical thing to happen. You instead work on a tree of small files. The odd time, I need to edit a huge file like a database dump, I'll pop open vim or nano/pico, but that isn't where I spend the majority of my time developing. I think the trade-offs are worth it, and I think it's also something that can be improved in the future. I don't view it as a critical feature.
- subsection1h 13y ago> You instead work on a tree of small files. I open all the files in the project(s) I'm working on. I currently have thousands of files open in Emacs. My Org mode wiki alone contains more than 2,000 files that remain permanently open.