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I love emacs because it's fully programmable. This flexibility comes at a cost though, i.e. the time invested making the environment mine; exactly how I want it
by madballster 6y ago
I love emacs because it's fully programmable. This flexibility comes at a cost though, i.e. the time invested making the environment mine; exactly how I want it to be. It's like a sandbox for text based work on a computer.
Not everyone is willing to invest this time and therefore IMO it won't be a very popular environment for most users. I don't blame them, everyone's needs and priorities in life are different.
- soedirgo 6y agoIt's the ultimate yak shaver ;-) Or you could start with a popular .emacs.d (I use Doom Emacs), tweak a few things, and tell yourself "I don't need to modify yet another key binding" a hundred times.