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### Configuring elpaca (package manager)
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**NOTE:** When using the `:hook` keyword with `use-package`, replace `after-init` and `emacs-startup` with `elpaca-after-init`. Similarly, when using `add-hook`, replace `after-init-hook`, `emacs-startup-hook` with `elpaca-after-init-hook` to ensure they execute only after Elpaca has activated all queued packages.
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**NOTE:** If you choose to use the Elpaca package manager, it is recommended to replace `after-init` and `emacs-startup` with `elpaca-after-init` when using the `:hook` keyword in `use-package`. Likewise, when using `add-hook`, substitute `after-init-hook` and `emacs-startup-hook` with `elpaca-after-init-hook` to ensure execution occurs only after Elpaca has initialized all queued packages.
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Elpaca is a modern, asynchronous package manager for Emacs designed to be a drop-in replacement for `package.el` and `straight.el`, with enhanced performance and flexibility. Unlike traditional Emacs package managers, Elpaca installs packages asynchronously, allowing Emacs to remain responsive during installation and updates.
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