emacs-pure VS eyebrowse-restore

emacs-pure - has some display-buffer-alist settings for magit which are of interest to me, as the built in magit methods for handling new frames isn't exactly what I want.

Here is my config with a few I think necessary binaries: https://github.com/bodnarlajos/emacs-pure

I use straight with use-package and LSP , themes ... and I can reach <4sec Here is my config! https://github.com/bodnarlajos/emacs-pure

You can check my solution in my repo: https://github.com/bodnarlajos/emacs-pure/blob/main/progs/my-layout2.el

eyebrowse - package to make Emacs be like i3. Example config from Karl Voit and the use of eyebrowse-restore to help make the configurations stick around.

*** Add 'eyebrowse-mode' to allow for 'tmux' style window management#+begin_src emacs-lisp ;; Taken from here: ;; https://github.com/emacsmirror/eyebrowse ;; https://depp.brause.cc/eyebrowse/ (use-package eyebrowse :ensure t) ;; Turning 'eyebrowse' mode automatically when Emacs starts up: (setq eyebrowse-mode t)#+end_src*** Add 'eyebrowse-restore' to restore 'eyebrowse' based window configs#+begin_src emacs-lisp ;; Taken from here: ;; https://github.com/FrostyX/eyebrowse-restore (use-package eyebrowse-restore :ensure t :config (eyebrowse-restore-mode))#+end_src

You can try https://github.com/FrostyX/eyebrowse-restore Some people don't enable the eyebrowse-restore-mode at all, but instead, create their Eyebrowse configuration only once via M-x eyebrowse-restore-save-all. And then run M-x eyebrowse-restore whenever they want to restore it.

Therefore, I just created your first GitHub issue for the project where I ask for a tiny feature: making an optional argument for eyebrowse-restore where I may specify the session name to restore. This way, I can set up my Emacs buffers with eyebrowse after my Emacs finished booting.