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Thanks for your interest and your kind words! I tried emacs (I like to try many stuff :D) but it felt a bit too much "program which does everything". I'm a big

Thanks for your interest and your kind words! I tried emacs (I like to try many stuff :D) but it felt a bit too much "program which does everything". I'm a big fan of small programs which can complete each other. You know, the Unix philosophy: "Make each program do one thing well". I'm not a big fan of the keystrokes either, but maybe it's because I'm more used to Vim. Maybe I should try more seriously one day.

pwillia7 6y ago
Yeah that's a good insight. It is more like its own os than a pipe in a system, though you could use it that way too. I've fallen in love with elisp and tools like org. Take a look at doom emacs and oxhugo package if you want to take a spin again. Org-roam might be something else that resonates for you.