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When I started using emacs around 10 years ago, it felt pretty stale and I had the impression that it hadn't been updated much in a long time. Now it feels lik
by Hugsun 3y ago
When I started using emacs around 10 years ago, it felt pretty stale and I had the impression that it hadn't been updated much in a long time.
Now it feels like it's being very actively maintained. There are regularly new modern features being introduced.
The fluid keyboard only interface (using doom emacs) is something I can't live without now. I have tried and failed to recreate the experience in VSCode.
- globular-toast 3y agoWhat is the fluid keyboard interface? Is this a combination of packages used by Doom or something bespoke?
- Hugsun 3y agoIt is mostly the nicely integrated defaults of doom emacs. Browsing files, code completion suggestions, code references and search results can mostly be achieved with the same convenient keyboard shortcuts, the exceptions are very frustrating. There are quite a few packages involved but they are mostly managed and configured by doom. The default keyboard bindings play a huge role in the fluidity as well.