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2019-03-28
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agigao06:03:31

I tried emacs-plus and compared to emacsformacosx it felt dreadfully slow.

ag20:03:00

You know what? I didn’t want to be skeptical without a proof and I have removed emacs-plus, nuked elpa and .cache in .emacs.d. Installed brew cask install emacs. It does feel a bit faster. And magit-forge worked (it breaks in emacs-plus).

ag20:03:16

I don’t remember exactly why long time ago I had to leave it for emacs-plus formula. I guess I’m gonna give it another try, hope I won’t have issues now.

ag03:03:27

shiiit… brew cask install emacs is incredibly slow when working with magit. I have no idea why. I’m moving back to emacs-plus

Igor Garcia11:03:07

Hello, guys my spacemacs is freezing on cider-jack-in, something similar to https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/1314 - I can only get out of the loop with C-g and it doesn't seem to affect functionality but it's a bit annoying. It started about 3-4 weeks ago and I've been trying to find the problem and fix it myself but couldn't make progress. I even re-installed everything from scratch but the problem persists. Any tips? I'm on the master branch, cider 20190326.1752 - (also should I post it on #cider instead? ).

Igor Garcia11:03:09

I've just noticed it seems to be project-related. A newly created project (with lein) connects OK, no freezes. 😞

Igor Garcia11:03:26

Fixed! It's a relatively old luminus project, I've fixed it via upgrading lib luminus-nreplfrom 0.1.4 to 0.1.6. I wish I had tried that earlier.

practicalli-johnny11:03:01

@U0646TENN nice find. Versions of nrepl, plugins and Leiningen can easily break things. I had Leinigen 2.9.1 break my compojure-api project yesterday. It was reporting issues with the spec of fn, so was a bit tricky to figure out 🙂

bfay21:03:50

Hmm I was getting that last week and have no idea why. I ended up reinstalling emacs (using the emacs for osx site linked earlier above), upgrading lein, eventually tried deleting my .emacs.d repo, recloning, and switching to the develop branch. And ummm... now everything is fine I think

Daniel Hines14:03:48

When I run Emacs as an app on both Mac and Windows, I can increase the font size of a buffer with Space z x +. When i run Emacs from the terminal, that command doesn't do anything (it seems not to run actually). How do I increase font size within the terminal?

didibus15:03:58

I think in a Terminal, you need to increase the font of your terminal.

didibus15:03:15

Using wtv mechanism the Termnial has to do so

jeff.terrell15:03:10

Yeah, that's right. On MacOS, command-plus is a pretty consistent way to increase the font size, and it works both in http://Terminal.app and http://iTerm.app.

jeff.terrell16:03:16

Or I guess technically it's command-equals, but anyway…

ag05:03:11

however. it increases the font only in the current buffer. That’s why I prefer to use SPC z f

jeff.terrell12:04:09

I think if you're in a terminal, the font size is controlled by the terminal, not by emacs. I use SPC z f also when I use windowed emacs (which is basically every time), but they were asking about terminal emacs.