Comment on Why Emacs Consult async searches feel slow and how to speed them upparentComments−beanjuiceII3dyou know you can give it exclusions?−reddit_clone2dYes. But it is locked down in our corporate Macs. Still, one named folder is excluded and we shove _everything_ into that folder.It still pegs the CPU frequently. It is extremely irritating to open the Activity Monitor and see it at the top.What good is it in a Mac anyway? This is a not a virus ridden OS like back in the day Windows.
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you know you can give it exclusions?
Yes. But it is locked down in our corporate Macs. Still, one named folder is excluded and we shove _everything_ into that folder.
It still pegs the CPU frequently. It is extremely irritating to open the Activity Monitor and see it at the top.
What good is it in a Mac anyway? This is a not a virus ridden OS like back in the day Windows.