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Re:Emacs 26.3 by anyfoo on Thursday August 29, 2019 @08:39AM (#20828930)
Only back then it was true. Now it’s only slow on Windows for some reason (and maybe not universally so, though I don’t use Windows enough to have bothered investigating).
Re:Emacs 26.3 by fookitty on Thursday August 29, 2019 @11:00AM (#20830086)
While that's true, what's not slow on windows except maybe AAA video game titles? e.g. the "right click" on the Windows 10 desktop takes time to show up (even on a high end desktop pc)... just to show a contextual menu.
Re:Emacs 26.3 by snazz on Thursday August 29, 2019 @10:12AM (#20829643)
It's still very slow with a lot of Elisp code (Spacemacs, for instance). Maybe the memory footprint is better than VSCode, but VSCode starts faster and is more responsive than Emacs with a ton of packages.