If anyone wants to give a try, it's worth noting a few things if you come from vim:
- if you are on osx, you'll may find the gui rendering quite laggy if you are using a Retina display. Using the terminal will make it snappy again. Using something like Alacritty will make it even snappier if you're sensitive to it.
- if you are on linux and use the gui, the pgtk branch is worth giving a try, it drops the old extremely outdated Xt code
- if you are on osx, you'll may find the gui rendering quite laggy if you are using a Retina display. Using the terminal will make it snappy again. Using something like Alacritty will make it even snappier if you're sensitive to it.
- if you are on linux and use the gui, the pgtk branch is worth giving a try, it drops the old extremely outdated Xt code
- LSP can be quite resource hungry, it's really worth giving a try to the nativecomp branch of emacs 28. https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/GccEmacs