I second gnulinux’s comment, that is amazing. I would estimate that over 1/3 of my colleagues over the years used Emacs at least once a day and for many it is t

I second gnulinux’s comment, that is amazing. I would estimate that over 1/3 of my colleagues over the years used Emacs at least once a day and for many it is their main driver. It seems like I spend a fair amount of time mosh/tmux to remote servers and I like copying over my Emacs configuration, be up and running. Same for users of vi or vim. VSCode has good remote server development support also, so there are great options to keep most people happy.