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Re:The benefits of everything (in Emacs) being a buffer by lycopodiopsida on Monday January 30, 2023 @06:00PM (#34587878)
> Your snark doesn't make my Emacs run faster but if it makes you feel better, do continue.

Unspecific complains will not let it run faster, indeed.

> I switched editors because my job was suffering because of impossibly slow Emacs, not because I don't value my free time -- of which Emacs wasted plenty. Chose the lesser evil.

The lesser evil would be to start the included profiler and check what is actually slow - you've wasted more time on complaining here, then M-x profiler-start takes. :)

> Shame that you felt attacked and figured you have to be nasty but you helped with exactly zero of my concerns, in practical terms.

I am not paid to support you, and you've started on a niveau where I also do not want to help you. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

> NeoVim + LunarVim worked for me out of the box. The tweaks I did were entirely cosmetic.

Oh, LunarVim has its share of bugs, being a complex and fast-developed disto. Since you are not interested in debugging, I am curious what will happen when it breaks - will we see another post with accusations of neovim (another distro you never cared to understand, really) to waste your precious time? :)

Re:The benefits of everything (in Emacs) being a buffer by pdimitar on Wednesday February 01, 2023 @04:08PM (#34617770)
Needlessly aggressive but as said already, you do you.

Nowhere did I say you "owe" me anything so maybe stop projecting and act like you're personally attacked.

And yes my time is precious.