> rely on thousands of lines of lisp code, like emacs does Millions actually. I'm an emacs user (who does not want to get into an editor war, mmkay). The plug

> rely on thousands of lines of lisp code, like emacs does Millions actually. I'm an emacs user (who does not want to get into an editor war, mmkay). The plugins are so useful. I'm just learning magit and it very much takes most of the evil and hostility out of Git and I really like it. I also have dired (a sophisticated directory editor), and about to learn loads more such as Bookmark+ which allows links and jumps to anything you set, and allows you to save your desktop layout and files. Emacs has so much, if only you can find it (align-regexp is very useful but there is so much more). Edit: look up M-x occurs if you haven't met it. Mega useful. Consistency is going to be lost as you add functionality. If Vim doesn't have that problem it will in time. Emacs isn't perfect, the package library melpa has dubious quality software, but emacs really is very good indeed.