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I've implemented some great performance improvements in #Elfeed, the Atom/RSS feed reader for #Emacs.
- Save database when idle to avoid pauses.
- Use libxml for feed parsing by default instead of xml.el.
- Truncate the search list for faster display, with a button to show more.
- Header line caching for faster redisplay. -
I've implemented some great performance improvements in #Elfeed, the Atom/RSS feed reader for #Emacs.
- Save database when idle to avoid pauses.
- Use libxml for feed parsing by default instead of xml.el.
- Truncate the search list for faster display, with a button to show more.
- Header line caching for faster redisplay. -
I've implemented some great performance improvements in #Elfeed, the Atom/RSS feed reader for #Emacs.
- Save database when idle to avoid pauses.
- Use libxml for feed parsing by default instead of xml.el.
- Truncate the search list for faster display, with a button to show more.
- Header line caching for faster redisplay. -
I've implemented some great performance improvements in #Elfeed, the Atom/RSS feed reader for #Emacs.
- Save database when idle to avoid pauses.
- Use libxml for feed parsing by default instead of xml.el.
- Truncate the search list for faster display, with a button to show more.
- Header line caching for faster redisplay. -
I've implemented some great performance improvements in #Elfeed, the Atom/RSS feed reader for #Emacs.
- Save database when idle to avoid pauses.
- Use libxml for feed parsing by default instead of xml.el.
- Truncate the search list for faster display, with a button to show more.
- Header line caching for faster redisplay. -
Trying to set up #elfeed (rss reader in #emacs). Key requirement was to sync with something that can also sync to my phone — no problem, I thought, there’s an extension for that (elfeed-protocol).
It doesn’t support Feedbin, which is what I currently use; but I’m not committed to Feedbin, would use any supported by netnewswire. Newsblur, TheOldReader, etc all seemed like options — or even selfhosting miniflux.
Except it turns out they don’t support syncing the read status, so if I read on my phone (or web), it won’t be reflected in emacs. None of the workarounds seem to actually… work. Back to the drawing board.
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Trying to set up #elfeed (rss reader in #emacs). Key requirement was to sync with something that can also sync to my phone — no problem, I thought, there’s an extension for that (elfeed-protocol).
It doesn’t support Feedbin, which is what I currently use; but I’m not committed to Feedbin, would use any supported by netnewswire. Newsblur, TheOldReader, etc all seemed like options — or even selfhosting miniflux.
Except it turns out they don’t support syncing the read status, so if I read on my phone (or web), it won’t be reflected in emacs. None of the workarounds seem to actually… work. Back to the drawing board.
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Trying to set up #elfeed (rss reader in #emacs). Key requirement was to sync with something that can also sync to my phone — no problem, I thought, there’s an extension for that (elfeed-protocol).
It doesn’t support Feedbin, which is what I currently use; but I’m not committed to Feedbin, would use any supported by netnewswire. Newsblur, TheOldReader, etc all seemed like options — or even selfhosting miniflux.
Except it turns out they don’t support syncing the read status, so if I read on my phone (or web), it won’t be reflected in emacs. None of the workarounds seem to actually… work. Back to the drawing board.
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Trying to set up #elfeed (rss reader in #emacs). Key requirement was to sync with something that can also sync to my phone — no problem, I thought, there’s an extension for that (elfeed-protocol).
It doesn’t support Feedbin, which is what I currently use; but I’m not committed to Feedbin, would use any supported by netnewswire. Newsblur, TheOldReader, etc all seemed like options — or even selfhosting miniflux.
Except it turns out they don’t support syncing the read status, so if I read on my phone (or web), it won’t be reflected in emacs. None of the workarounds seem to actually… work. Back to the drawing board.
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Trying to set up #elfeed (rss reader in #emacs). Key requirement was to sync with something that can also sync to my phone — no problem, I thought, there’s an extension for that (elfeed-protocol).
It doesn’t support Feedbin, which is what I currently use; but I’m not committed to Feedbin, would use any supported by netnewswire. Newsblur, TheOldReader, etc all seemed like options — or even selfhosting miniflux.
Except it turns out they don’t support syncing the read status, so if I read on my phone (or web), it won’t be reflected in emacs. None of the workarounds seem to actually… work. Back to the drawing board.
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This is an interesting example of a subtle package interaction of two unrelated packages. Since Elfeed used find-file-noselect (instead of the more appropriate insert-file-contents) to load the database, Hywiki started to scan the buffer. The consequence was that database loading took five minutes for a 65M database.
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This is an interesting example of a subtle package interaction of two unrelated packages. Since Elfeed used find-file-noselect (instead of the more appropriate insert-file-contents) to load the database, Hywiki started to scan the buffer. The consequence was that database loading took five minutes for a 65M database.
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This is an interesting example of a subtle package interaction of two unrelated packages. Since Elfeed used find-file-noselect (instead of the more appropriate insert-file-contents) to load the database, Hywiki started to scan the buffer. The consequence was that database loading took five minutes for a 65M database.
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This is an interesting example of a subtle package interaction of two unrelated packages. Since Elfeed used find-file-noselect (instead of the more appropriate insert-file-contents) to load the database, Hywiki started to scan the buffer. The consequence was that database loading took five minutes for a 65M database.
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This is an interesting example of a subtle package interaction of two unrelated packages. Since Elfeed used find-file-noselect (instead of the more appropriate insert-file-contents) to load the database, Hywiki started to scan the buffer. The consequence was that database loading took five minutes for a 65M database.
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Turns out the old Elfeed database-loading code left much to be desired:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/4bcda1b1d8912b0142b9e378e8e428e2c86c2d1a
Instead of find-file-noselect one should better use insert-file-contents. Interestingly, the problem was uncovered by an interaction with @rsw's Hywiki from the Hyperbole package.
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Turns out the old Elfeed database-loading code left much to be desired:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/4bcda1b1d8912b0142b9e378e8e428e2c86c2d1a
Instead of find-file-noselect one should better use insert-file-contents. Interestingly, the problem was uncovered by an interaction with @rsw's Hywiki from the Hyperbole package.
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Turns out the old Elfeed database-loading code left much to be desired:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/4bcda1b1d8912b0142b9e378e8e428e2c86c2d1a
Instead of find-file-noselect one should better use insert-file-contents. Interestingly, the problem was uncovered by an interaction with @rsw's Hywiki from the Hyperbole package.
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Turns out the old Elfeed database-loading code left much to be desired:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/4bcda1b1d8912b0142b9e378e8e428e2c86c2d1a
Instead of find-file-noselect one should better use insert-file-contents. Interestingly, the problem was uncovered by an interaction with @rsw's Hywiki from the Hyperbole package.
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Turns out the old Elfeed database-loading code left much to be desired:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/4bcda1b1d8912b0142b9e378e8e428e2c86c2d1a
Instead of find-file-noselect one should better use insert-file-contents. Interestingly, the problem was uncovered by an interaction with @rsw's Hywiki from the Hyperbole package.
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As an #Emacs user who reads #Atom and #RSS feeds since the 90s on a daily basis to all users of #elfeed:
If you're using elfeed non exclusively, how do you sync the read-status of your feed subscriptions?
If elfeed exclusively: why aren't you reading feeds on mobile/tablet? At least for me, mobile is my main feed consumption platform.
I read feeds...
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As an #Emacs user who reads #Atom and #RSS feeds since the 90s on a daily basis to all users of #elfeed:
If you're using elfeed non exclusively, how do you sync the read-status of your feed subscriptions?
If elfeed exclusively: why aren't you reading feeds on mobile/tablet? At least for me, mobile is my main feed consumption platform.
I read feeds...
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As an #Emacs user who reads #Atom and #RSS feeds since the 90s on a daily basis to all users of #elfeed:
If you're using elfeed non exclusively, how do you sync the read-status of your feed subscriptions?
If elfeed exclusively: why aren't you reading feeds on mobile/tablet? At least for me, mobile is my main feed consumption platform.
I read feeds...
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As an #Emacs user who reads #Atom and #RSS feeds since the 90s on a daily basis to all users of #elfeed:
If you're using elfeed non exclusively, how do you sync the read-status of your feed subscriptions?
If elfeed exclusively: why aren't you reading feeds on mobile/tablet? At least for me, mobile is my main feed consumption platform.
I read feeds...
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As an #Emacs user who reads #Atom and #RSS feeds since the 90s on a daily basis to all users of #elfeed:
If you're using elfeed non exclusively, how do you sync the read-status of your feed subscriptions?
If elfeed exclusively: why aren't you reading feeds on mobile/tablet? At least for me, mobile is my main feed consumption platform.
I read feeds...
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Today I have released version 4.0.0 of Elfeed, the Emacs feed reader.
The release includes many new features, bug fixes and improvements across all parts of the package. Take a look at the extensive changelog:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/blob/main/NEWS.org#version-400-2026-06-06
The commit:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/d9ec8b93a61f6653bf9bcc929dbfa5e49133d37f -
Today I have released version 4.0.0 of Elfeed, the Emacs feed reader.
The release includes many new features, bug fixes and improvements across all parts of the package. Take a look at the extensive changelog:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/blob/main/NEWS.org#version-400-2026-06-06
The commit:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/d9ec8b93a61f6653bf9bcc929dbfa5e49133d37f -
Today I have released version 4.0.0 of Elfeed, the Emacs feed reader.
The release includes many new features, bug fixes and improvements across all parts of the package. Take a look at the extensive changelog:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/blob/main/NEWS.org#version-400-2026-06-06
The commit:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/d9ec8b93a61f6653bf9bcc929dbfa5e49133d37f -
Today I have released version 4.0.0 of Elfeed, the Emacs feed reader.
The release includes many new features, bug fixes and improvements across all parts of the package. Take a look at the extensive changelog:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/blob/main/NEWS.org#version-400-2026-06-06
The commit:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/d9ec8b93a61f6653bf9bcc929dbfa5e49133d37f -
Today I have released version 4.0.0 of Elfeed, the Emacs feed reader.
The release includes many new features, bug fixes and improvements across all parts of the package. Take a look at the extensive changelog:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/blob/main/NEWS.org#version-400-2026-06-06
The commit:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/d9ec8b93a61f6653bf9bcc929dbfa5e49133d37f -
J'ai essayé de mettre un flux rss dans #elfeed, ça veut pas, le message d'erreur ne dit pas pourquoi. Qui a donc pondu ça sans le recouvrir ?
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J'ai essayé de mettre un flux rss dans #elfeed, ça veut pas, le message d'erreur ne dit pas pourquoi. Qui a donc pondu ça sans le recouvrir ?
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J'ai essayé de mettre un flux rss dans #elfeed, ça veut pas, le message d'erreur ne dit pas pourquoi. Qui a donc pondu ça sans le recouvrir ?
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J'ai essayé de mettre un flux rss dans #elfeed, ça veut pas, le message d'erreur ne dit pas pourquoi. Qui a donc pondu ça sans le recouvrir ?
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J'ai essayé de mettre un flux rss dans #elfeed, ça veut pas, le message d'erreur ne dit pas pourquoi. Qui a donc pondu ça sans le recouvrir ?
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My first commit to Elfeed happened on April 30, so about a month ago. Clearly the current burst of activity is coming to an end. It is time for Elfeed 4.0 soon.
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/cfa931a0cf56e2e7be0ddadc41fcf11dc0209232
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My first commit to Elfeed happened on April 30, so about a month ago. Clearly the current burst of activity is coming to an end. It is time for Elfeed 4.0 soon.
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/cfa931a0cf56e2e7be0ddadc41fcf11dc0209232
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My first commit to Elfeed happened on April 30, so about a month ago. Clearly the current burst of activity is coming to an end. It is time for Elfeed 4.0 soon.
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/cfa931a0cf56e2e7be0ddadc41fcf11dc0209232
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My first commit to Elfeed happened on April 30, so about a month ago. Clearly the current burst of activity is coming to an end. It is time for Elfeed 4.0 soon.
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/cfa931a0cf56e2e7be0ddadc41fcf11dc0209232
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My first commit to Elfeed happened on April 30, so about a month ago. Clearly the current burst of activity is coming to an end. It is time for Elfeed 4.0 soon.
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/commit/cfa931a0cf56e2e7be0ddadc41fcf11dc0209232
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Elfeed 4.0 is going to be a big release.
In the last month there have been 448 commits by 17 developers, with 4499 additions and 2665 deletions. 175 issues have been closed and 18 PRs have been merged.
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Elfeed 4.0 is going to be a big release.
In the last month there have been 448 commits by 17 developers, with 4499 additions and 2665 deletions. 175 issues have been closed and 18 PRs have been merged.
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Elfeed 4.0 is going to be a big release.
In the last month there have been 448 commits by 17 developers, with 4499 additions and 2665 deletions. 175 issues have been closed and 18 PRs have been merged.
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Elfeed 4.0 is going to be a big release.
In the last month there have been 448 commits by 17 developers, with 4499 additions and 2665 deletions. 175 issues have been closed and 18 PRs have been merged.
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Elfeed 4.0 is going to be a big release.
In the last month there have been 448 commits by 17 developers, with 4499 additions and 2665 deletions. 175 issues have been closed and 18 PRs have been merged.
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I plan to release a new version of Elfeed soon. Version 4.0.0 will include many fixes, functional improvements and new features. Please let us know if you have found issues that should be fixed.
The changelog:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/blob/main/NEWS.org#upcoming-400-development
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I plan to release a new version of Elfeed soon. Version 4.0.0 will include many fixes, functional improvements and new features. Please let us know if you have found issues that should be fixed.
The changelog:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/blob/main/NEWS.org#upcoming-400-development
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I plan to release a new version of Elfeed soon. Version 4.0.0 will include many fixes, functional improvements and new features. Please let us know if you have found issues that should be fixed.
The changelog:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/blob/main/NEWS.org#upcoming-400-development
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I plan to release a new version of Elfeed soon. Version 4.0.0 will include many fixes, functional improvements and new features. Please let us know if you have found issues that should be fixed.
The changelog:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/blob/main/NEWS.org#upcoming-400-development
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I plan to release a new version of Elfeed soon. Version 4.0.0 will include many fixes, functional improvements and new features. Please let us know if you have found issues that should be fixed.
The changelog:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/blob/main/NEWS.org#upcoming-400-development
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This is why free software maintenance sucks:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/issues/614
This is the first thing I see today on the issue tracker. The code the user is worried about fits on two a4 pages, including the elfeed-dashboard.
But yes, we can just stop updating anything.
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This is why free software maintenance sucks:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/issues/614
This is the first thing I see today on the issue tracker. The code the user is worried about fits on two a4 pages, including the elfeed-dashboard.
But yes, we can just stop updating anything.
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This is why free software maintenance sucks:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/issues/614
This is the first thing I see today on the issue tracker. The code the user is worried about fits on two a4 pages, including the elfeed-dashboard.
But yes, we can just stop updating anything.
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This is why free software maintenance sucks:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/issues/614
This is the first thing I see today on the issue tracker. The code the user is worried about fits on two a4 pages, including the elfeed-dashboard.
But yes, we can just stop updating anything.
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This is why free software maintenance sucks:
https://github.com/emacs-elfeed/elfeed/issues/614
This is the first thing I see today on the issue tracker. The code the user is worried about fits on two a4 pages, including the elfeed-dashboard.
But yes, we can just stop updating anything.
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Daily Elfeed service post ;)
[error]: https://www.matem.unam.mx/~omar/apropos-emacs.xml: "HTTP 404"
Do you see a problem on your side? Server down?
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Daily Elfeed service post ;)
[error]: https://www.matem.unam.mx/~omar/apropos-emacs.xml: "HTTP 404"
Do you see a problem on your side? Server down?
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Daily Elfeed service post ;)
[error]: https://www.matem.unam.mx/~omar/apropos-emacs.xml: "HTTP 404"
Do you see a problem on your side? Server down?
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Daily Elfeed service post ;)
[error]: https://www.matem.unam.mx/~omar/apropos-emacs.xml: "HTTP 404"
Do you see a problem on your side? Server down?
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Daily Elfeed service post ;)
[error]: https://www.matem.unam.mx/~omar/apropos-emacs.xml: "HTTP 404"
Do you see a problem on your side? Server down?