Better than dropping-butter

Slick

We have to allow for a margarine of error when writing comments.

vegan-spread all the channels

"How dairy!", said the reviewer.

It’s deprecated, it’s been replaced by salting-butter ^^

I guess we found the Breton ;)

We’d better be careful with these groaners. We might get arrested for a salt and buttery.

Maybe we should rename sliding-buffers to butter-buffers? More fun, yeah?

wow, i'm all the way back on 27.2 - should i upgrade ?

28.x hasn't been released yet. 29.x is in active development for new features.

phew. switching to doom was enough change for a while 😬

unless there is anything awesome on 28 or 29 i'm missing ?

native compilation massive speedup apparently

ooo that is definitely something awesome

I am!

It's quite easy to do and very much worth doing

any good howto to make sure I've got the right things turned on when I do ./configure?

I can put my script in a gist

https://gist.github.com/mpenet/d00cd7ffb25992dc0384881b1250f790

just skip the pgtk part if you're not running wayland

obviously it's for ubuntu

I think there's a package for arch with at least native-comp & json

dunno about osx

got to go!

that's awesome. Thx!

if you recompile from the same repo, you will have to cleanup the elc files generated by previous runs btw

usually I don't even bother, and just reclone the whole thing

will make clean sort that?

it's ok if you do it once per week or so

or, as you say just re-clone

last time I tried it was not good enough no, but I didn't dig deeper

there surely is a better way

also you will want to tweak your conf for native comp, to at least silence the compilation warnings you get initially

but it's not a big deal

Native compilation is fantastic. Also, subjectively, child frames are now fast enough to be usable for me.

it sounds like time to upgrade

Kinda, head has a bug which breaks compilation atm

Check out a commit from a few weeks ago

just did a super-easy native-comp upgrade on macos. everything is very snappy now

brew tap d12frosted/emacs-plus
brew install emacs-plus@28 --with-native-comp
doom clean
doom sync

@UK0810AQ2 I run a snapshot from yesterday, seems fine

Actually maybe it's from 2 days ago

I'll check again, it was broken two weeks ago

I'm taking the plunge

well, my already pretty fast emacs startup is now much faster

and clojure-lsp/cider/kondo is a lot faster now as well, tho the real speed ups there came from the changes to tech.ml.dataset and tablecloth fixing their kondo/macro interaction so that there weren't as many errors to wade through

I'm running into this fun error

In file included from fchmodat.c:40:
./stdlib.h:783:1: error: wrong number of arguments specified for 'malloc' attribute
  783 | _GL_FUNCDECL_SYS (aligned_alloc, void *,

yikes

when does that happen?

make

specifically on fchmodat.o

you have gcc11 & co as mentioned on my gist?

gcc (GCC) 11.0.0 20200505 (experimental)

I last compiled 77b72f77b3a5d13fc6e71746dee2cf68305057e2 if that can be helpful

I know this refs compiles cleanly (at least on my machine)

I'm on 333e95196f31ad1a19174ac925f3733789ecee91

I'm on 82aa5be7ce1d5f508d42a4bb394760198a1c6e62

(just cloned this morning)

did you clone from the mirror on github or someplace else?

shouldn't make any difference

from the mirror but the refs are identical

I'm enjoying the version that I compiled today on ubuntu 21.10 built using @U050SC7SV's gist

:)

aside from the new snappiness, i'm also very happy with my new emacs icon:

I might steal that one

@U050SC7SV it's from here: https://github.com/eccentric-j/doom-icon

@U050SC7SV is wayland working for you? Last time I had a go (on Ubuntu 21.10) lots of little annoyances like drag and drop not working consistently made me move away

Yes, I mostly live in emacs, browser and terminal, all full screen, so not much drag & drop involved.

So can't say about that in particular. But I have had no issues otherwise.

On 21.10 as well

I'm giving it a go on Pop! OS now

I wish I could remember how to get it to give me an icon tho

at least Alt-F2 does what I want