Because Emacs/Vim are NOT good citizens in any OS. Them live in their own sub-world of the terminal. Simply things like "exit" are weird incarnations on them.

Because Emacs/Vim are NOT good citizens in any OS. Them live in their own sub-world of the terminal. Simply things like "exit" are weird incarnations on them. Sublime work well across the main OS, live in their world, have no funky weird crazy ways to work (ie: work as expected without retraining for that funky weird crazy sub-world). ---- P.D: I not dislike the terminal, and wish all OS have not 3 competing GUIS (Web,Native, Terminal) but just 2 (so a terminal editor is a native editor, a native paint app is a native terminal app) but that is a pipe dream because the terminal is stuck in the past.