I love lisp and emacs but saying that all the good tooling is in emacs and emacs is not like modern ui and so should be made like the modern ui is arse about fa

I love lisp and emacs but saying that all the good tooling is in emacs and emacs is not like modern ui and so should be made like the modern ui is arse about face. Making emacs like other ui would be wholly counter productive, it's just not the paradigm the whole system is designed for. The tooling for other editors should be created or updated to allow developers to use their editor of choice. And I know the come back will be that all the developers are in emacs and won't develop for the other editors and unfortunately that chicken and egg scenario needs to be solved. Sticking an ipad on a horse and cart will not make it a Tesla just like updating emacs to have some buttons and CUA won't make it appealing or useful to a sublime user.