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--   Actual start and end time (EST): Start 2020-11-28T13.43.24; Q&A 2020-11-28T13.51; End: 2020-11-28T14.00.07
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 # Questions
 
-
 ## What's better: one big file or many small ones? :>
+For knowledge management: many files (see also org-roam).
 
-For knowledge management: many files (see also org-roam)
-
-Otherwise: one big file to have everything (todos, projects, notes, etc&#x2026;) in one single place.
-
--   possible walk around by some hacks?
-
+Otherwise: one big file to have everything (todos, projects, notes,
+etc&#x2026;) in one single place.
+- Possible walk around by some hacks?
 
 ## Do you switch between British and French accents?
 
-
 ## What's the Emacs icon
-
-Browser extension for org-protocol (anyone got the link / name?) is this <https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/org-capture/> or this <https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/edit-with-emacs1/>
-
+Browser extension for org-protocol (anyone got the link / name?) is
+this <https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/org-capture/> or
+this
+<https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/edit-with-emacs1/>
 
 ## How do you feel about archive files in org mode, how can that work in?
 
-
 ## Could you post links?
 
-
 ## How big are your org files?
+Main file: 38000 lines for all GTD-tasks and he does archive.
 
-main file: 38000 lines for all GTD-tasks and he does archive
-
-Karl does use archiving although Karl does use Org tasks even in knowledge management and those don't get archived most of the time.
-
+Karl does use archiving although Karl does use Org tasks even in
+knowledge management and those don't get archived most of the time.
 
 ## Does it not consume more resources and time to load multiple files than a large file of the same contents?
-
 Dealing with hiding contents is computationally expensive.
-
--   I doubt it is correct. Emacs display engine is quite effective dealing with invisible text. Moving cursor around is affected, but I never heard (and never experienced) issues with scrolling on large (2Mb) org files.
-
-    -   Actually, Org currently uses overlays to hide text, and the overhead of the overlays does eventually add up.  There's a working branch that uses text-properties instead, and it may be merged to Org someday.
-    
-        -   It is on the way ;) I need more feedback (see help request in <https://updates.orgmode.org/>)
-        
-            -   If I ever have time to even get my Org upgraded to the latest version, maybe I can think about trying to test that ;)
-            
-                -   Would it help to share the branch on github?
-                
-                    -   It would probably make it easier to use and more visible, so&#x2026;maybe?  :)
-                    
-                        -   Noted (or rather captured) (using org-mode right? :) Indeed
-    
-    -   Karl: whenever I had severe performance issues and somebody was nice and helped to analyze the issue, "overlays" were the root cause in probably 90% of the cases. However, an average user (including me) does not know if a specific feature is implemented using overlays or not. My Org life is basically  try and error ;-)
-    
-        -   FYI, if you use org-indent-mode (or whatever the name is of the mode that uses overlays to indent contents), you could disable that to reduce the number of overlays in a buffer. &#x2013;alphapapa
-        
-            -   Karl: thanks a bunch. However, some features are delivering important features to me so that I do have to accept the performance overhead to a certain level. That's a difficult trade-off I do have to make from time to time ;-)
-
+- I doubt it is correct. Emacs display engine is quite effective
+  dealing with invisible text. Moving cursor around is affected, but I
+  never heard (and never experienced) issues with scrolling on large
+  (2Mb) org files.
+  - Actually, Org currently uses overlays to hide text, and the
+    overhead of the overlays does eventually add up.  There's a
+    working branch that uses text-properties instead, and it may be
+    merged to Org someday.
+    - It is on the way ;) I need more feedback (see help request in
+      <https://updates.orgmode.org/>).
+      - If I ever have time to even get my Org upgraded to the latest
+        version, maybe I can think about trying to test that ;)
+        - Would it help to share the branch on GitHub?
+          - It would probably make it easier to use and more visible,
+            so&#x2026;maybe?  :)
+            - Noted (or rather captured) (using org-mode right? :)
+              Indeed.
+  - Karl: whenever I had severe performance issues and somebody was
+    nice and helped to analyze the issue, "overlays" were the root
+    cause in probably 90% of the cases. However, an average user
+    (including me) does not know if a specific feature is implemented
+    using overlays or not. My Org life is basically try and error ;-)
+    - alphapapa: FYI, if you use org-indent-mode (or whatever the name
+      is of the mode that uses overlays to indent contents), you could
+      disable that to reduce the number of overlays in a
+      buffer.
+      - Karl: thanks a bunch. However, some features are delivering
+        important features to me so that I do have to accept the
+        performance overhead to a certain level. That's a difficult
+        trade-off I do have to make from time to time ;-)
 
 ## Doesn't using many small org file clutter up your buffer list when generating agenda etc?
-
-Personally, I limit org agend to just a few files while keeping notes in many more.
-
+Personally, I limit org agenda to just a few files while keeping notes
+in many more.
 
 # Notes
-
-
 - Speaker's emacs.d: <https://github.com/zaeph/.emacs.d>
-- Mentioned: <https://karl-voit.at/2020/05/03/current-org-files/> -> Karl's big Org files
-- org-element.el: <https://orgmode.org/worg/dev/org-element-api.html>
-  - single-threaded lisp function that parses the whole file
-- "the problem is to let org-element to make sense of the item (?) &#x2026; "
+- Mentioned: <https://karl-voit.at/2020/05/03/current-org-files/> ->
+  Karl's big Org files.
+- org-element.el: <https://orgmode.org/worg/dev/org-element-api.html>.
+  - single-threaded lisp function that parses the whole file.
+- "the problem is to let org-element to make sense of the item (?)
+  &#x2026;".