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By chordal editing, I just meant pressing combinations of keys at the same time. Lots of editors support this to some degree, but most (AFAIK) are either modal,
by celrod 3y ago
By chordal editing, I just meant pressing combinations of keys at the same time. Lots of editors support this to some degree, but most (AFAIK) are either modal, or don't support keyboard-driven workflows.
One of the other classic emacs jokes is about how it can take key-combinations to extremes, e.g. https://xkcd.com/378/ https://xkcd.com/378/
I agree that I'm looking for a tiling window manager. This is what EXWM (the Emacs X Window Manager) is.
The problem with things like i3, is that it is not integrated enough with editing and navigation of files.
I wish there was more in this space, as Emacs has some limitations for this purpose (e.g. multithreading), but AFAIK emacs stands alone.