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He did say that he prefers Emacs to be Emacs; Doom Emacs is more of a vim-in-Emacs, isn't it? That's probably a very good thing (were I starting out, I would p
by zeveb 6y ago
He did say that he prefers Emacs to be Emacs; Doom Emacs is more of a vim-in-Emacs, isn't it? That's probably a very good thing (were I starting out, I would probably use Doom or at least Evil mode), but for those of us used to the Emacs bindings it is a chore to switch now.
- pantulis 6y agoWell in my case I prefer prelude because it seems like what it really is: a curated set of Emacs settings and configurations. Doom or Spacemacs really transmogrify Emacs into VSCode or whatnot -- I feel like I'm losing control of my Emacs config as they have layers and layers of elisp.
- cnasc 6y agoI use Doom without the vim. Comment out one line of the default config and you retain all the niceness of doom (good defaults, fast loading) but with standard Emacs bindings.