I think its more that you can: - Install like you do for other apps on your operating system - Type code in it (you can already type in the rest of your opera

I think its more that you can: - Install like you do for other apps on your operating system - Type code in it (you can already type in the rest of your operating system just fine, using CUA standards) - Save and open files as you expect, manage multiple files like you manage tabs in a web browser In other words, you can get going and add complexity when you feel the need for it; but you're not confronted with knowing it as a prerequisite, and missing 'table-stakes' features (e.g. syntax highlighting for all common languages) without messing around in a niche editor specific language.