> This is the main reason I keep using Emacs for my everyday use. This might be my number two reason. I learned Emacs in 2000. Meanwhile, I've not had to learn

> This is the main reason I keep using Emacs for my everyday use. This might be my number two reason. I learned Emacs in 2000. Meanwhile, I've not had to learn, over and over again, all those other editors and IDE's. To be sure, I've honed my Emacs skills, installed and learned new tools in it (hello flycheck, elpy, SLIME, org-mode, TRAMP, CEDET), and just generally get on with whatever I'm working on ATM. My number one reason has been the power though, especially after reading things like this: https://blog.vivekhaldar.com/post/3996068979/the-levels-of-emacs-proficiency https://blog.vivekhaldar.com/post/3996068979/the-levels-of-e...