Thanks for this writeup, I really appreciate it! I love coding too, but not enough to do it in my off time, my body screams at me too much, but I was recently r

Thanks for this writeup, I really appreciate it! I love coding too, but not enough to do it in my off time, my body screams at me too much, but I was recently released from my corporate job where I had to use MacOS so now I can spend more time on it now. Never taking another job where I can't control my computing environment. Someone was watching me work in a bar and saying he'd pay for software that could help him do all that. I could only laugh. I do end up using a lot of Emacs' functionality, and will more likely just use it's shell functionality when I feel the need to learn how it works. If I do end up rewriting something it would be a browser, I think. Webkit is annoying but maybe not as annoying as Firefox. Can't be too hard to wrap Ruby around it and make something basic.