| Huh? I (used to) use it almost exclusively with eglot lsp to python language server (Jedi I think). I run emacsfoacosx 29.2 and now .3. And I’ve used it since 1996 on emacs 18 on a b/w sun workstation. But most recently on the last 2020 intel MacBook Pro. The cursor moving speed through a source file is atrocious. Maybe 3 - 4 lines per second vertical and similarly horizontal. The shell just freezes on long lines and forget about font lock for multi MB json. All of these tasks would be hard a decade ago but now aren’t even table stakes. It just /feels/ sluggish. I reluctantly just gave up. It was fast way back then but I think workloads have changed. I tried zed for a bit but have now reluctantly gone to pycharm CE. If you accept the different windowing metaphor and add bindings for C-a and C-e and friends (some are standard) it’s not bad. And never sluggish (same hardware). I love emacs but for my outlandish workload of python programming and wrangling multi MB text output it just doesn’t perform. I speculate it isn’t straight line speed but threading that is hurting perceived latency. |