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Perhaps, but Atom has already disappeared, and VS Code might, too. Not to say that you should use Emacs instead of VS Code or anything else. Just that Emacs no
by nequo 4y ago
Perhaps, but Atom has already disappeared, and VS Code might, too.
Not to say that you should use Emacs instead of VS Code or anything else. Just that Emacs not disappearing means that your investment to learn it and set it up is more likely to keep yielding returns.
- scombridae 4y agoAtom has already disappeared If existence is tantamount to corporate sponsorship, then GNU Emacs never existed. It'd take one or two graybeards with too much free time to sustain Atom. Just look at the current Emacs maintainers.
- hvis 4y ago> It'd take one or two graybeards with too much free time to sustain Atom. Perhaps. Does Atom have said graybeards? The motivated ones are hard to come by.
- User23 4y ago> Just look at the current Emacs maintainers. What do you mean by this? The emacs-devel list looks like a smart and generally well run project.