customizations

Because they also do firmware customizations with their own apps, services and UI according to their marketing material.

ZSH only gets slow because of the customizations, which would be true in Bash as well.

To be fair, most OEMs have tuned down their customizations compared to the 2.x era.

If you keep your customizations relatively light-weight and don't iterate over too many files on each login session, you'll probably be OK.

It really gets to the heart of the types of customizations that a lot of people don't consider that make a massive difference.

My Emacs with all customizations takes longer than Atom does to startup.

DevEdition also ships with some more minor customizations to ease development: a separate default profile, buttons in the toolbar for the Developer Tools, etc.

Other than that, it's perfect (until the Arc customizations are released)!

From experience this will generate inbound interest for customizations.

They just don't understand that most real world problems (or at least the ones we work on) require significant amount of customizations and mixing.

I don't want to turn off all customizations that users may need.

I think your choice of products and the blandness of the customizations may not have buried you, but they certainly helped dig the hole.

You'll know when we customize results because a "View customizations" link will appear on the top right of the search results page.

The customizations were made specifically for text editors and coding environments,..." Interesting, a customized version of a "Source Code" font enhanced for coding and named "Office Code".

For instance, if you come across the package in the AUR 'firefox-toast' (made up example), there is no place on the AUR page to add a description that says something like "firefox built with support for toasters." The only place to describe package customizations is in the name and that's often not enough.

The interesting part of this is that this would allow the "browser" style to diverge further from the "legacy" and "native" styles than it already has, since any web designer could just ask the browser to drop all its customizations in a quick-and-convenient way.