> You can't even resize an emacs window with the precision you can every other app on Linux and MacOS (no idea on Windows) because it forces resizes based on li

> You can't even resize an emacs window with the precision you can every other app on Linux and MacOS (no idea on Windows) because it forces resizes based on line height and character width (or something that approximates that). Well, so does PuTTY, the (AIUI overwhelmingly most) popular remote terminal emulator on Windows. Which AFAICS is quite appropriate for a text-based program in a GUI window. So if there are problems with Emacs, I don't think that is among the biggest ones.