#irreal and @bbatsov about #Emacs startup time: https://irreal.org/blog/?p=12903

I, too, am totally convinced that it really doesn't matter if it is one or sixty seconds.

However, if your bootup time is much longer than mine (15-30s once a week) then you most probably have room for improvement (if you want). Consistent use of #usepackage with dependencies and "defer" did help on my side.

My config has 7724 lines of #elisp (19851 including #orgmode comments): https://github.com/novoid/dot-emacs/blob/master/config.org

#usepackage is glorified
```
(progn
;; do stuff
)
```

If you describe how to install with #elpaca , #straight , #doomemacs and #nix-flake. Then you can go the extra mile to show the #usepackage method too, just because it's really nice to be helpful to those who don't share your special ecosystem.
Not all are fluent in #elisp.

This sounds a little more angry than intended, please use your standard internet forum filter glasses.

I'm thinking to replace #LeafEl with some other #Emacs configuration package like #UsePackage or #SetupEl. I need the package to be nestable, i.e. the following will work:

(config foo
...
(config bar
...))

What should I choose? (If you have any other suggestion, please reply.)

Can I tell Emacs and/or use-package to activate a package when I launched Emacs from a directory ?

I thought about

(when (string= "~/Workspace/" default-directory)
...)

But… no haha

(for the record: I don't want to write a passphrase anytime org-mode is enabled in a buffer)