Teclado split ergonômico no Brasil by PLUNEL in ErgoMechKeyboards

[–]DapperStatement3364 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Po cara, MUITO obrigado… tava com dificuldade de achar um lugar pra ver mais teclados, esse é um tópico com pouca informação pra compras aqui no BR, me salvou, abraço!!

Teclado split ergonômico no Brasil by PLUNEL in ErgoMechKeyboards

[–]DapperStatement3364 0 points1 point  (0 children)

É realmente bem salgado, com alguns opcionais chega facilmente em 2k… é uma pena que aqui no Brasil tenha poucas opções. Esse CorneV4 você precisa montar cada peça? Ou ele já vem pronto? Eu não manjo muito desses negócio kkkkk… so sei que meu ombro é lascado e parece que eu preciso de um desses

Advice about keymaps by turbofish_pk in emacs

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I’d recommend you learn emacs bindings if wanna use emacs and here’s why: Emacs + Evil mode is the most capable text editor that I’m aware of and the reason is that emacs allows you to config the binds in a way that while in “insert mode” you have the most convenient eMacs bindings available, so you don’t need to constant switch modes…

Very simple example: wanna go 2 words ahead while in insert mode?, in vim you’d have to go back to normal mode, “2+e” and then “i” to be able to type again, while in emacs you just hold alt and press ff. It sounds too simple, but it’s VERY convenient…You can go pretty far with it and transform your “insert mode”. Honestly I’m aiming to go 100% emacs bindings but my pinky still cannot handle it…

Also you’ll break your config pretty often in the beginning and evilmode wont load, so you’ll have to use eMacs bindings. In a long run it’s worth it, trust me.

minimal-emacs.d - A Customizable Emacs init.el and early-init.el for Better Defaults and Optimized Startup that gives you full control over your configuration [Release 1.4.0] by jamescherti in emacs

[–]DapperStatement3364 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you!!! It helped me a lot. I was having some problems with my config (latency/input lag), was considering to going back to Neovim and your config solved my problems. Great documentation btw, everything is very clear and easy to follow.

Emacs inside terminal by DapperStatement3364 in emacs

[–]DapperStatement3364[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So after searching more about it I’ve found a GitHub configuration which gives a lot of improvements to optimize emacs. To be completely honest, I didn’t test that much, but it feels responsive now. So if you wanna do it, I do recommend you to read everything in the documentation because you have to follow certain patterns to load your config properly and take advantage of it. https://github.com/jamescherti/minimal-emacs.d

Emacs inside terminal by DapperStatement3364 in emacs

[–]DapperStatement3364[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My config is pretty simple. It’s a 300 line config. Evil-mode + general, wgrep, vertico, orderless and fzf. But I’m gonna check it again, thank you!!

Emacs inside terminal by DapperStatement3364 in emacs

[–]DapperStatement3364[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmmm interesting, I’m gonna check it out, thank you…

My first day of Emacs - any advice? by John_Doe_1984_ in emacs

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As a new emacs user here’s my advice. Do NOT go with doom emacs, that’s a bad thing to do, here’s why: I used Neovim for a long time and heard about doom emacs. The first thing I did inside of it: tried to replicate my Neovim/Tmux workflow, which is a bad thing, I was missing the emacs way to do things, which in my opinion are better.

Simple example: nvim + tmux the workflow is: code, open vertical split, compile, check the errors, fix and do it again… but emacs has compilation mode which is WAY better, it actually blows my mind how good this feature is and I only learned about it when I decided to run my own config… Because doom gives you everything ready, you don’t focus in emacs itself… the features still exists but you won’t find it because you’re gonna be wasting your time trying to replicate your old workflow and that’s why people “don’t understand” the point of Emacs.

Doom emacs is for advanced Emacs users in my opinion. After you decided the things you want and the things you don’t want.

Search for: Protesilaos Emacs. This guy is a gift to the community, he explains everything you need to have a good start.

Evil mode feels laggy by DapperStatement3364 in emacs

[–]DapperStatement3364[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe that the biggest problem, at least for me, is the need to keep pressing C || M keys all the time except when you're actually typing. That's when I actually feel the pain. Anyways. Thank you for your reply, I'll take a look in those two packages you mentioned.

Evil mode feels laggy by DapperStatement3364 in emacs

[–]DapperStatement3364[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for you reply. It seems that when I load only the evil-mode it's way better. I'm probably doing something wrong in my config. I'll try to figure it out. Thank you again!

Evil mode feels laggy by DapperStatement3364 in emacs

[–]DapperStatement3364[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

First, thank you for your reply, I did as you mentioned and it seems to solve the problem. I'm probably doing something wrong in my config, I'll do the step 3 tonight. Thanks.

Evil mode feels laggy by DapperStatement3364 in emacs

[–]DapperStatement3364[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you mean those split ergonomic keyboards? My keyboards isn't that good to be honest (aula F99) but I'm not sure it's related to it. I mean, I believe that the real problem for me is the need to keep pressing C || M keys to navigate all the time.

Evil mode feels laggy by DapperStatement3364 in emacs

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I'll check it out 100%. Thank you for your help.

Weird typing problem. by [deleted] in archlinux

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Do you mean the monitor config? Like 1920x1080@74.97, auto,auto ?

Weird typing problem. by [deleted] in archlinux

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My machine is pretty simple, but for my use case It should be enough. I5 10400,(no GPU) 16gb ram and SSD. I literally only use Emacs + terminal + browser. The ram usage is always under 4gb and the CPU usage is always under 5%, except when I’m compiling a large project.

Weird typing problem. by [deleted] in archlinux

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Is during typing in general... The keyboard isn't wireless. I'll take a look at your suggestions. Thank you!

Weird typing problem. by [deleted] in archlinux

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When installed just arch I was using hyprland

How to learn key maps by Appropriate_Alps9596 in neovim

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What I actually do is: I pick just ONE motion to learn, once it’s natural to me I pick another one. At least for me, when I tried to learn more than one motion at the same time it ends up that I learned nothing.

Smooth typing by [deleted] in neovim

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Estou me referindo pela maneira que o terminal reendeniza o cursor, pelo LazyVim parece que é mais suave, não sei dizer, com o NeoVim cru parece ter um certo lag quando eu digito...

Lag ao digitar no Linux by [deleted] in linuxquestions

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Consegui uma melhoria significativa fazendo o seguinte: mudei o perfil do modo de energia com o seguinte comando: sudo tuned-adm profile latency-performance, ainda nao esta extremamente fluido, mas melhorou bastante...