Karl Voit writes:
> I was thinking about which hardware and software attributes are the
> most important factors for improving performance of Emacs and/or
> Org-mode. The things I want to improve are
It is an interesting question, but I think that it is not restricted to
Emacs or Org. Without g
* Nick Dokos wrote:
> Karl Voit wrote:
>
>> What do you think are the most important factors?
>>
>> - CPU speed (of one core)
>> - type of CPU
>> - # CPU cores
>> - 32bit kernel vs. 64bit kernel
>> - faster I/O (through HDD->SSD or even faster SSD)
>> - choice of the file system (optimized for s
Karl Voit wrote:
>
> What do you think are the most important factors?
>
> - CPU speed (of one core)
> - type of CPU
> - # CPU cores
> - 32bit kernel vs. 64bit kernel
> - faster I/O (through HDD->SSD or even faster SSD)
> - choice of the file system (optimized for something? what?)
> - operatin
Karl Voit writes:
> On my system [3] I notice 100% load on one of my two cores when
> Emacs is generating the agenda views. So I am not sure whether more
> cores could increase the performance. Probably a faster CPU? Is
> there something that makes Emacs use multiple cores in parallel?
No, Emacs i
Hi!
I was thinking about which hardware and software attributes are the
most important factors for improving performance of Emacs and/or
Org-mode. The things I want to improve are
(1) startup time of GNU Emacs (nice to have, no priority)
(2) using Org-mode agenda with approx. 20 Org-files
(3)
