> Either that, or emacs is doomed. I think that the kind of people participating in the survey do skew the results but in any case... Emacs is thriving atm.

> Either that, or emacs is doomed. I think that the kind of people participating in the survey do skew the results but in any case... Emacs is thriving atm. I've never seen so much interest in Emacs as lately. I've been using it since the late nineties, with a short XEmacs stint, and still use Emacs to this day. And it keeps only getting better and better. I don't see Emacs as being doomed at all.