>no icons for file types >no minimap >shitty color scheme
Write a config >no built-in terminal emulator
Bullshit, M-x term >no edging whitespace highlithting
Write a config >no intellisense
Quit using marketing names for basic features
>no icons for file types
all-the-icons >no minimap
No one on earth uses this unironically, right? >shitty color scheme
M-x customize-themes >no built-in terminal emulator
M-x term, M-x shell >no edging whitespace highlighting
No idea what this is, but you can config it >no intellisense
It's called autocompletion, and you can use it with ac-* + corfu or company-mode
also this [...]
meant for (You) too [...]
>minimap
useless gimmick >shitty color scheme
nobody forces you to use the default theme >no built-in shell
M-x term >no intellisense
its not a microsoft product
>i have it >i had it but removed it because I didn't like it >i have a good one >i have a good one >(whitespace-mode t) >what?
The comment is about the screenshot. I know that you can spend 5000 hours to make some of this working, but that is not the point. Point is that OP is shilling an editor and all these things are missing from her screenshot.
>no icons for file types >no minimap >shitty color scheme
Write a config >no built-in terminal emulator
Bullshit, M-x term >no edging whitespace highlithting
Write a config >no intellisense
Quit using marketing names for basic features
>no icons for file types
all-the-icons >no minimap
No one on earth uses this unironically, right? >shitty color scheme
M-x customize-themes >no built-in terminal emulator
M-x term, M-x shell >no edging whitespace highlighting
No idea what this is, but you can config it >no intellisense
It's called autocompletion, and you can use it with ac-* + corfu or company-mode
also this
>no icons for file types >no minimap >shitty color scheme
Write a config >no built-in terminal emulator
Bullshit, M-x term >no edging whitespace highlithting
Write a config >no intellisense
Quit using marketing names for basic features
>no minimap
Minimaps in IDE's are a meme, no one actually uses them. If you need to find something, you'll Ctrl+F for it, not look on the minimap for the shape of the code block you want. >no built-in terminal emulator
I just use a separate, better terminal for when I'm running my code. If you're a zoomer with 2+ monitors because you think that many monitors are mandatory for productivity, you should already have enough room for a separate terminal to be open, make the Discord window smaller if you need to make room for it. >no intellisense
I already disable automatic closing of parentheses and brackets and you expect me to use a tool that automatically closes my code?
I use VSC by the way
>no icons for file types
all-the-icons >no minimap
No one on earth uses this unironically, right? >shitty color scheme
M-x customize-themes >no built-in terminal emulator
M-x term, M-x shell >no edging whitespace highlighting
No idea what this is, but you can config it >no intellisense
It's called autocompletion, and you can use it with ac-* + corfu or company-mode
also this [...]
>No idea what this is
My guess is he meant the editor showing you symbols for whitespace, new lines, etc.; I'd be really surprised if Emacs doesn't come with a feature like that that's even present in Notepad++.
>no icons for file types >no minimap >shitty color scheme
Write a config >no built-in terminal emulator
Bullshit, M-x term >no edging whitespace highlithting
Write a config >no intellisense
Quit using marketing names for basic features
>no icons for file types
all-the-icons >no minimap
No one on earth uses this unironically, right? >shitty color scheme
M-x customize-themes >no built-in terminal emulator
M-x term, M-x shell >no edging whitespace highlighting
No idea what this is, but you can config it >no intellisense
It's called autocompletion, and you can use it with ac-* + corfu or company-mode
>minimap
useless gimmick >shitty color scheme
nobody forces you to use the default theme >no built-in shell
M-x term >no intellisense
its not a microsoft product
A code minimap is a small, simplified visual representation of an entire file, providing an overview of the file structure at a glance without need to scroll it.
>Just use the menubar normie, you dont need to learn the key combinations
Great advice but don't forget to install "which key" and also vertico I really don't know why the fuck these 2 packages are not preinstalled out of the box (But I think vertico already preinstalled in Emacs 29 iirc)
To get things included into the Emacs source code you have to sign a bunch of annoying paperwork to reassign copyright rights to the FSF and not many people really want to bother with that process vs just hacking on their extension without that added stress.
https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Copyright-Assignment.html
When I put my 8th gen i7 laptop in battery saver mode, vscode and emacs both noticeably gain some sluggishness in the UI.
For vscode, that's expected because it's a fucking electron app.
For Emacs, this is mind boggling. Isn't ancient software supposed to be good on slow CPUs?
Neovim, even with a fuckload of bloated plugins, is comparatively way more comfy on a low clock rate.
>For Emacs, this is mind boggling
not really.
vscode and emacs are both bytecode interpreters under the hood. for vscode its javascript, for emacs its elisp.
why would anyone need the sidebar dir. tree meme "feature" if fuzzy finders (for project global file name search and grep) and in-window dir. browsers like dirvish (for buffer-relative browsing) exist?
is it a meme to attract noobs who never actually used programs like (n)vim or emacs and expect the ui to mirror vscode?
>no icons for file types
>no minimap
>shitty color scheme
>no built-in terminal emulator
>no edging whitespace highlithting
>no intellisense
Is Emacs you dumb, there is an addon for everyone of those
The comment is about the screenshot. I know that you can spend 5000 hours to make some of this working, but that is not the point. Point is that OP is shilling an editor and all these things are missing from her screenshot.
>no icons for file types
>no minimap
>shitty color scheme
Write a config
>no built-in terminal emulator
Bullshit, M-x term
>no edging whitespace highlithting
Write a config
>no intellisense
Quit using marketing names for basic features
>no icons for file types
all-the-icons
>no minimap
No one on earth uses this unironically, right?
>shitty color scheme
M-x customize-themes
>no built-in terminal emulator
M-x term, M-x shell
>no edging whitespace highlighting
No idea what this is, but you can config it
>no intellisense
It's called autocompletion, and you can use it with ac-* + corfu or company-mode
also this
>It's called autocompletion, and you can use it with ac-* + corfu or company-mode
read emacs29 release notes
meant for (You) too
>no minimap
Minimaps in IDE's are a meme, no one actually uses them. If you need to find something, you'll Ctrl+F for it, not look on the minimap for the shape of the code block you want.
>no built-in terminal emulator
I just use a separate, better terminal for when I'm running my code. If you're a zoomer with 2+ monitors because you think that many monitors are mandatory for productivity, you should already have enough room for a separate terminal to be open, make the Discord window smaller if you need to make room for it.
>no intellisense
I already disable automatic closing of parentheses and brackets and you expect me to use a tool that automatically closes my code?
I use VSC by the way
>No idea what this is
My guess is he meant the editor showing you symbols for whitespace, new lines, etc.; I'd be really surprised if Emacs doesn't come with a feature like that that's even present in Notepad++.
Based and bisqwitpilled
retard btfo by
>minimap
useless gimmick
>shitty color scheme
nobody forces you to use the default theme
>no built-in shell
M-x term
>no intellisense
its not a microsoft product
>i have it
>i had it but removed it because I didn't like it
>i have a good one
>i have a good one
>(whitespace-mode t)
>what?
>minimap
???
????
A code minimap is a small, simplified visual representation of an entire file, providing an overview of the file structure at a glance without need to scroll it.
But why??
So I can scroll through a 2000 line long switch statement
>no minimap
kek, first thing everyone turns off.
>Just use the menubar normie, you dont need to learn the key combinations
Great advice but don't forget to install "which key" and also vertico I really don't know why the fuck these 2 packages are not preinstalled out of the box (But I think vertico already preinstalled in Emacs 29 iirc)
To get things included into the Emacs source code you have to sign a bunch of annoying paperwork to reassign copyright rights to the FSF and not many people really want to bother with that process vs just hacking on their extension without that added stress.
https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Copyright-Assignment.html
*opens vscode*
yep think i might do some work today, even get paid for it too
When I put my 8th gen i7 laptop in battery saver mode, vscode and emacs both noticeably gain some sluggishness in the UI.
For vscode, that's expected because it's a fucking electron app.
For Emacs, this is mind boggling. Isn't ancient software supposed to be good on slow CPUs?
Neovim, even with a fuckload of bloated plugins, is comparatively way more comfy on a low clock rate.
>For Emacs, this is mind boggling
not really.
vscode and emacs are both bytecode interpreters under the hood. for vscode its javascript, for emacs its elisp.
Are you on Windows? Emacs is lightning fast for me but had unfixable performance issues on Win10.
did you do the needful?
m-x profiler-start
ret
ret
type stuff
m-x profiler-report
Real based men write their own editors
Sorry but I'm sticking with SublimeText.
>openssl 1.1.1
nice one kike
Sorry but I'm sticking with SublimeText.
>proprietary soγftware
what window manager / desktop environment are you using? It looks amazing. Also, what gtk font is that? That font rendering looks awesome.
Teach me
heil emac
I used to love Emacs but I can't take it seriously anymore.
God I love emac
Emacs is just too bloated for my taste
Try Lem then
https://github.com/lem-project/lem
What is the thing that is adding those lines in the buffer separating stuff? Also is that treemacs on the left side?
why would anyone need the sidebar dir. tree meme "feature" if fuzzy finders (for project global file name search and grep) and in-window dir. browsers like dirvish (for buffer-relative browsing) exist?
is it a meme to attract noobs who never actually used programs like (n)vim or emacs and expect the ui to mirror vscode?
want to see a tree? it's called "tree ./ | $PAGER"
emacs is an authoritarian piece of shit that doesn't respect your 5th freedom. use a mit licensed editor instead.
just hit f10 if you want the menu
works in pure text mode, will call up the menu under your cursor if your emacs is in a windowing system, etc
also turn off scroll bars, you don't need that shit
uhhh what key combination brings up the menu bar?
It's enabled by default.
>emacs
slow, buggy, looks like shit
hard pass
>Emacs is easy with the menu bar
And so is VSCode and every other text editor/IDE.