I agree that coming from a Windows world I found there are many reasons to love Nano. It's easy to pickup and use plus it is rock solid even when working in la

I agree that coming from a Windows world I found there are many reasons to love Nano. It's easy to pickup and use plus it is rock solid even when working in large files. That said, I noticed you labeled folks who use it "lower sophistication professionals". I don't think it's fair to label anyone who works with different technologies than you as such. They may work in a different part of the industry than you but that hardly makes them "less sophisticated". Maybe you find their tasks less challenging/exciting than the ones you work on but in all fairness they may find your tasks less challenging/exciting than the ones they work on. After all Zuckerberg was at Harvard as a psychology major, Andrew Mason has a degree in Music, Tim Westergren from Pandora has a degree in political science and they are all examples of people who don't fit the uber nerd Steve Wozniak like programmer mold. There is hardly a reason to call people that build companies of that size "lower sophisticated professionals" yet they likely can't navigate emacs like you can.