Closed liar666 closed 3 years ago
I'm using Emacs 27.1 and can confirm that emacs startup time is noticeably slower with awesome-tab. I found this package just yesterday and installed it together with all-the-icons.el. Commenting out the latter didn't show any improvement, but when I commented out only awesome-tab related lines in .emacs
config, the latency disappeared. Tabs look really nice though, I hope this issue can be solved.
Okay I found what happened in my case and reproduced it once again to be sure. While I had both packages installed, I skipped running M-x all-the-icons-install-fonts
. With those fonts properly installed the startup time got back to normal.
Please check load-path, if it's too big, will slow down Emacs start and open file. I use awesome-tab everyday and use 300+ plugins, I only need 0.9s to start Emacs.
Hi,
I recently had a total loss of data on my HD. I recovered my
.emacs
and.emacs.d
files from a backup and ran an update of all the installed packages (mainly:jdee
,ess
,auxtex
,lsp-mode
,lsp-java
,lsp-latex
).Then I noticed Emacs was veeeeeery slow to startup (~10sec), even to open a single text file.
So I followed many tutorials to debug/speedup Emacs startup, like using
ESUP
andprofile-dotemacs.el
.Unfortunately, both reported quite reasonable startup times, which is absolutely NOT what I was experiencing.
emacs -Q
still opened in a breeze.So I started un/commenting lines in my
.emacs.d/config.org
, and finally discovered that removing the following lines solved the problem:Making the startup procedure from <1sec (without
awesometab
) to >5sec (withawesometab
).I've also noticed that the problem when
awesometab
is activated seems to be a graphical/rendering one (which would explain why ESP/profile-dotemacs did not find it): When starting Emacs, I can see, in the modeline, that the loading of each package seems to go fine, until I see the "Extension ignored" message (See**message**
buffer below), which seems to indicate everything went fine. However, the GUI is then freezed during ~4 sec before the menu line + the content of the buffer appear.I also git pulled the lastest version of your repository, in case the problem was known & solved. But problem is still there.
What is really strange is that I don't remember having this kind of problem before loosing/recovering my data, so it might come from an incompatibility of
awesometab
with a recent update of one of my other packages.For the moment I've disabled
awesometab
so that I can work, but I love the extension, so I would like to help finding how to solve the problem so that I can reactivate it.As I'm a newbie in LISP (and a very moderate Emacs user), I don't know what to do to debug such a strange rendering problem, that neither
--debug-int
, norESUP
norprofile-dotemacs.el
can detect.Thanks for your help