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To: Colin Baxter <m43cap@yandex.com>
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Are you running linum-mode? It is a source of slowness
Colin Baxter writes:

> At present, etc/ORG-NEWS is over 4000 lines long and "org-intensive". I
> find navigating the file to be slow and cumbersome. I suggest it be slit
> in two, or even in to org versions.  What do others think?