> I only meant that Emacs requires a huge amount of configuration to reach the functionality of, say, PyCharm for Python. Eh, out of the box you're right, but

> I only meant that Emacs requires a huge amount of configuration to reach the functionality of, say, PyCharm for Python. Eh, out of the box you're right, but I'd advise most folks to just install prelude (or if they're coming from vi-land, spacemacs), which has already done all the configuration for one.