> Some people can't readily adjust to tiling window management, and barely anyone will switch to emacs Then those are preferences, not need. I agree a second m

> Some people can't readily adjust to tiling window management, and barely anyone will switch to emacs Then those are preferences, not need. I agree a second monitor should be provided if asked, but in no way is it a requirement. I'm not alone in my preferences either. I learned to code in Turbo C where the line length was _puny_ compared to even this comment box here. I was probably more productive back then.