<qyliss>
I think I looked into it fairly early on into the go rewrite but it lacked features I needed at that point
<cole-h>
Well, I currently don't use it x) But I liked it when I was using it. I think I stopped using it after I switched from megacorp 1's email to megacorp 2 (gmail -> outlook), because my emails sent from it would fail DKIM and stuff
<qyliss>
huh, that's really weird
<cole-h>
I also like the vterm idea -- you could basically live in aerc since you can spawn arbitrary nested terminals
<qyliss>
Yeah that terminal emulation library it's using rocks
<cole-h>
So all in all: a fan. However, I hadn't used any terminal email stuff before, so I don't have the worldly experience to praise it as the end-all be-all
<qyliss>
cool, good to knwo
<cole-h>
Oh, sorry, I was looking at the patch and then got sidetracked... lol.
<cole-h>
> uses those to allocate a receives requests for a ...[memfd]
<cole-h>
qyliss: Is "allocate a receives requests" something domain-specific I'm unfamiliar with, or a mistake? x)
<cole-h>
And I'd also s/is enabled at startup time/is enabled at startup/ in that last paragraph. Else, LGTM.
<adisbladis>
cole-h: vterm <3
<adisbladis>
It's been my primary terminal for about a year now
<adisbladis>
Or, maybe longer
<adisbladis>
Actually about 2 years from my git logs
<cole-h>
(There are probably other forks, but that's what emacs-libvterm uses)
<Profpatsch>
Ah, I find Emacs’ window management to be kinda horrible, so I prefer this stuff to live outside it
<Profpatsch>
Also the single-threadedness often make the whole editor hang for me when something is working in the background, I like the kernel to handle such things for me :)
<adisbladis>
Profpatsch: Emacs single-threadedness is not impacting libvterm
<cole-h>
(I also have a gripe with Emacs' single-threadedness, but I like magit too much, despite how rarely I use it)
<adisbladis>
Magit is pain and love both rolled into one
<adisbladis>
I often end up doing git stuff in the terminal for nixpkgs
<adisbladis>
magit-status is just too damn slow
<Profpatsch>
adisbladis: yeah, we have Steve Purcell, why can’t we make him fix magit
<Profpatsch>
It’s probably something trivial that makes status slow
<adisbladis>
Profpatsch: He's not hacking on magit though?