I doubt it'd take a year. Just remember, `C-h` is your friend, and there's no shame in using Doom / Spacemacs. Even if you're a vim devotee you can switch ful

I doubt it'd take a year. Just remember, `C-h` is your friend, and there's no shame in using Doom / Spacemacs. Even if you're a vim devotee you can switch full-time to linux, thanks to `evil`. Emacs has a much better GUI than vim / gvim and related. Starting with vim keybinds, you can be very productive in just an afternoon, because `evil` is extremely comprehensive in mimicking vim. After that, you'd want to learn some elisp, and making small functions with the basic `let` and `interactive` forms will get you up to speed. A year is overkill. You can start being productive in emacs in less than a week.