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I feel like emacs is the same way. All the talk of buffers, kill rings, yanking, etc always threw me off. I'm used to it now but I feel that audiences that ar
by jcurbo 10y ago
I feel like emacs is the same way. All the talk of buffers, kill rings, yanking, etc always threw me off. I'm used to it now but I feel that audiences that are used to Windows/Mac style 'normal' text editors probably bounce hard off of vim/emacs pretty often because of the different way of doing things.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoHard to fault Emacs for that. It's older than Windows, it's older than the IBM convention of CTRL+C / CTRL+V. And older in this industry usually doesn't mean worse.