> However that setup is saved forever, across machines in the form of your .emacs file Until you use a plugin which is dead after the next update. Which happen

> However that setup is saved forever, across machines in the form of your .emacs file Until you use a plugin which is dead after the next update. Which happens a lot... > Emacs lisp is more intuitive than JSON files Not really. In the first place JSON is just data-format which usually is used through a proper GUI. There is not much you can do break there. > But there's literally nothing I don't have with Emacs that other editors provide. Which only means your horizon is too small to know the missing parts. Or your work is not specific enough to demand something not available in emacs. If you are satisfied with emacs, ok. Good for you. But how will it benefit the popularity of emacs?