corfu

Completion preview mode is not quite a replacement for corfu, but it's pretty darn good and only going to get better.

Something that explicitly aspires to feature-parity with a modern-emacs stack (vertico/corfu/marginalia/transient/tramp), but which sacrifices some aspect of the platform's flexibility (eg.

Even 'Prince Philip of Greece', husband of QE II, was a Prince of Greece, born in recently-British Corfu (who hasn't invaded Corfu?), without a single drop of Greek blood.

North South, East and west, from Crete to Thessaloniki, and from Corfu to Skiathos.

They did tourist day trips from Corfu to raise some hard currency.

To begin, I'll say I posted this from my bedroom in my hometown, Corfu (Greece).

My bad, so Corfu is in the category of Company mode.

Am I missing out too much by not checking out Vertico, Embark, Corfu and friends?

I use a combination of vertico, orderless and corfu.

Currently I’m using add on packages vertigo, orderless, marginalia, consult, embark, and corfu to handle completion.

Yes, on the particular issue of company/corfu, I'm actually tempted to see if we can't just specify that the work of `completion-at-point-functions` must be done in an external process.

I assume the esrog is the primeval citron but I've noticed that Jewish tradition (which rejects the use of hybrid citrons) allows some surprisingly different citrons in practice, popularly associated with Israel, Morocco, Yemen, Corfu etc.

I would have thought that lots of folks had watched the "The Durrells in Corfu" TV series (PBS Masterpiece Theatre) and then did some research on the family.

According to Karl Küchler, what did Empress Elizabeth of Austria's favorite sculpture depict, which was made for her villa Achilleion at Corfu?

It’s pretty cool how Emacs is tossing in this slick, built-in predictive typing thing—kinda like Company or Corfu, but using its own minibuffer magic.

Vertico, Consult, Corfu, etc.) seem to be accepted as the de-facto best replacements for older packages like Helm, Ivy, etc.