> What Emacs users want is a version of Smalltalk with a superior keyboard driven experience, featuring which-key et al. No, more like Interlisp, which is kind

> What Emacs users want is a version of Smalltalk with a superior keyboard driven experience, featuring which-key et al. No, more like Interlisp, which is kinda like Smalltalk in terms of being an active environment, only without having to deal with... you know... Smalltalk in order to use it. Plus, there's something to be said for a plan that's probably now mostly forgotten, to re-write Emacs to use Guile as its language and compile other languages to Guile so programmers could extend it in any of multiple languages and they'd all interoperate. The target language doesn't have to be Guile, of course; the modern conception would likely involve WASM and/or LLVM bitcode. https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/GuileEmacs https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/GuileEmacs