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The `minimal-emacs.d` project is a customizable base (`init.el` and `early-init.el`) that provides **better Emacs defaults and optimized startup**, intended to serve as a solid foundation for your vanilla Emacs configuration. The `minimal-emacs.d` project is a customizable Emacs base that provides **better Emacs defaults and optimized startup**, intended to serve as a solid foundation for your vanilla Emacs configuration.
Creating `minimal-emacs.d` involved extensive research and testing to find the best parameters and optimizations for an Emacs init file. The concept behind `minimal-emacs.d` is to provide a clean, bloat-free, optimized base. Creating `minimal-emacs.d` (`init.el` and `early-init.el`) involved extensive research and testing to find the best parameters and optimizations for an Emacs init file. The concept behind `minimal-emacs.d` is to provide a clean, bloat-free, optimized base.
By default, only essential features are enabled, providing a minimal base that is optimized. From there, users are encouraged to consult this README.md to customize and extend the configuration based on their specific needs. By default, only essential features are enabled, providing a minimal base that is optimized. From there, users are encouraged to consult this README.md to customize and extend the configuration based on their specific needs.