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<Bienlein>
Hello, I am the same guy that annoyed you before, that could compile his kernel probably. I am still stuck. Would someone be down to hop in a call and explain some stuff and work me through it?
<Bienlein>
*couldn't
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<kris_>
just microwaved myself some good tea
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<sad_plan>
kris_: youre wrong. the website even says so. although, it also says 'and more', which points to the fact that it does more than just being a text editor. but its main focus is text editing
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<midfavila>
kris_: you should recompile your GCC so it can compile elisp to machine code
<midfavila>
altho you need libgccjit for that
<midfavila>
iirc
<midfavila>
if you set emacs up to byte-compile or compile elisp then after an initial compilation period emacs is much snappier
<midfavila>
the former can be done with emacs alone, but it's not as fast as machine code
<midfavila>
so like iirc the interpreter actually works with bytecode on a stack
<midfavila>
and emacs compiles elisp into the necessary vm bytecode on the fly
<midfavila>
but it's not stored on disc because it can take up a little extra space
<midfavila>
but you can configure emacs to store the bytecode and prefer it if present
<midfavila>
and the same can be done with elisp executables
<midfavila>
as for startup the main thing that tends to slow emacs down initially is flushing its cache or w/e
<midfavila>
so you can just increase the amount of memory that it can use temporarily so it doesn't flush unused objects until *after* it's ready to go
<midfavila>
emacs' defaults are quite conservative so
<midfavila>
ye
<midfavila>
one sec let me check check my config
<midfavila>
i had this all set up a while ago
<midfavila>
fuuuuuuuuuuuuuck i might have lost my emacs config
<midfavila>
just stick this at the start of your emacs config
<midfavila>
sad_plan: nobody is wrong
<midfavila>
emacs just has an exceptionally broad definition of "text editing"
<midfavila>
lol
<midfavila>
it's a matter of a philosophical difference between emacs and unix i think
<midfavila>
emacs isn't really "unix software"
<midfavila>
i.e. it doesn't even remotely attempt to adhere to unix design principles
<midfavila>
it's essentially a portable lisp system
<midfavila>
it just happens to have been created with the intention of specialising in text editing
<midfavila>
so as long as a problem can be framed *as* text editing, emacs can comfortably solve it
<midfavila>
and editing text is kind of a broad scope lol
<midfavila>
like sure emacs iirc has at least one built in drawing programme
<midfavila>
for example
<midfavila>
but that drawing programme is really just another way of editing text
<midfavila>
albeit a highly abstract method
<midfavila>
man i really need to get back into lispy stuff
<midfavila>
i want to try using s9fes for prototyping
<midfavila>
sad_plan: kris_: if either of you are remotely interested in lisp you should check out s9fes
<midfavila>
it's a really superb scheme 4 environment, with a full set of libraries for writing software on unix
<midfavila>
also runs on p9 albeit with less features because not all of the same apis are present
<midfavila>
sockets and curses for example
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<midfavila>
btw has anyone here ever looked at uzbl?
<midfavila>
suckless-style tools built around webkit as an alternative to surf
<midfavila>
it hasn't worked in ages but it seems really cool
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<sad_plan>
midfavila: I got it launching on my desktop. but seeing as its been ages since it last got updated, i decided against it, because of the issues that would follow getting it to work somewhat sufficiently. i also switched fully to wayland/swc now, so it doesnt work anyway for me
<midfavila>
fair
<midfavila>
i'm just thinking if i want to keep poking at nyxt or try to get uzbl to run again
<midfavila>
i can't stand running firefox any more
<shrub>
sad_plan: which compositor you using
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