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I can't find that branch here - https://cgit.git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs.git Am I looking in the wrong place?
https://github.com/tanrax/emacs-gpu/tree/wayland-pgtk-backen... The main emacs-gpu branch doesn't have wayland support.
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> because it was not multi-threaded I'm honestly curious, what kind of multi-threading you use, in whatever you're using now instead of Emacs? Can you share some practical example(s)? I'm not trying to trick you, I'm just curious for what kind of complex tasks possible there and where Emacs comes short.
I fetch my google calendar every few minutes to get everything into my agenda. The API request is async, but writing to the calendar file and some additional processing made Emacs hang for 10 seconds at a time. The LLM-inspired solution was to spawn entire new emacs processes to do the work in the background. It's pretty cool that it works, but it feels like it shouldn't - and wouldn't with 2+ threads - have been tha…
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Interesting improvement. My biggest issue with Emacs and the reason that I left it was because it was not multi-threaded. I wonder if is/can be multi-threaded now.
> because it was not multi-threaded I'm honestly curious, what kind of multi-threading you use, in whatever you're using now instead of Emacs? Can you share some practical example(s)? I'm not trying to trick you, I'm just curious for what kind of complex tasks possible there and where Emacs comes short.
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> because it was not multi-threaded I'm honestly curious, what kind of multi-threading you use, in whatever you're using now instead of Emacs? Can you share some practical example(s)? I'm not trying to trick you, I'm just curious for what kind of complex tasks possible there and where Emacs comes short.
I fetch my google calendar every few minutes to get everything into my agenda. The API request is async, but writing to the calendar file and some additional processing made Emacs hang for 10 seconds at a time. The LLM-inspired solution was to spawn entire new emacs processes to do the work in the background. It's pretty cool that it works, but it feels like it shouldn't - and wouldn't with 2+ threads - have been tha…
https://www.reddit.com/r/lisp/comments/1rasjwf/elgpu/
https://dataswamp.org/~incal/el-gpu/
Big thread on devel as well also 'forgetting' to mention it eheh? Well, now then :)
Aside from the wonderful contribution to Emacs, I have the utmost respect for how straight-forward you were with the 100% LLM generated code. The enlightening conversation on GPU freedom that ensued was also informative.
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I fetch my google calendar every few minutes to get everything into my agenda. The API request is async, but writing to the calendar file and some additional processing made Emacs hang for 10 seconds at a time. The LLM-inspired solution was to spawn entire new emacs processes to do the work in the background. It's pretty cool that it works, but it feels like it shouldn't - and wouldn't with 2+ threads - have been tha…
How do you sync your google calendar with org-agenda?