> Maybe you failed to explain it, probably, or configure the IDE-features of Emacs? I mean, that's the point of VS Code and Emacs and others like them. They can

> Maybe you failed to explain it, probably, or configure the IDE-features of Emacs? I mean, that's the point of VS Code and Emacs and others like them. They can have IDE-features, without being an IDE. And those features can have value it used well, elevating these apps above your normal plain text editor. Lots of assumptions to try and cling on to some kind of point, I guess. > There is no significant difference between them, and no reason to distinguish between them when talking about users and their preferences. One can move mostly freely between them with little to no hindrance. Wrong.