Re:Emacs standing alone on a Linux Kernel
by ParetoOptimal on Friday April 21, 2023 @10:11AM
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> And I wanted to like Emacs for that. But it's just really slow, and the moment you have a number of buffers with lots of content it's hardly usable.
Do you mean vanilla emacs or a bespoke configuration?
Number of buffers should not slow emacs down and never has across many versions and platforms for me on vanilla emacs.
I would find it hard to believe vanilla emacs was slow switching between lots of buffers. Perhaps if you had 6 windows (as emacs refers to panes) evenly split of minified javascript on a single line it would be slow?
However an issue in my bespoke configurations that has caused the buffer switching issue you mention before is adding a call to the modeline and not debouncing.
Do you mean vanilla emacs or a bespoke configuration?
Number of buffers should not slow emacs down and never has across many versions and platforms for me on vanilla emacs.
I would find it hard to believe vanilla emacs was slow switching between lots of buffers. Perhaps if you had 6 windows (as emacs refers to panes) evenly split of minified javascript on a single line it would be slow?
However an issue in my bespoke configurations that has caused the buffer switching issue you mention before is adding a call to the modeline and not debouncing.