A “I just want no input lag no matter how many packages I install. Its a frigging editor after all!! Is that too much to ask??”

B “Yes. (it’s an OS btw)”

A “Sigh.”

  • zoechi@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I didn’t have any such issues since binary compilation became available.

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    1 year ago

    I’ve noticed I have a lot of latency right after startup and the thing which seems to help is a manual garbage collect. That’s bit odd because the last thing I do in my config is set a 5 second timer which is fed a lambda to run a gc after the timer expires. Regardless, I still have better results if I run the gc manually.

    I do load of metric ass ton of packages (and modes) and I recursively parse my Org/Org Roam directory for org-agenda items so I’m doing a lot of questionable things.

    As others have said, sounds like we might both benefit by spending some quality time with the profiler.

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      1 year ago

      As a minimal effort first attempts, I just installed XanMod kernel. If that makes a noticeable impact I will loop back here to report.

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    1 year ago

    Unless the package is a mode that’s actually active, I can’t see why packages would cause input lag.

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    1 year ago

    B “Yes. (it’s an OS btw)”

    Haha, I absolutely hate it when people say that.

    A “How can it be an OS if it hasn’t got a scheduler?”

    B “Doesn’t need one, it hasn’t got threads.”

    (I get zero lag myself BTW unless I’m connecting to an LSP server or something like that. Not since I gave up on using it for email anyway.)