> you either need superhuman memory, or a printout nearby. And if you don't use it every day, you'll also need to look up the exact syntax for that command. Th

> you either need superhuman memory, or a printout nearby. And if you don't use it every day, you'll also need to look up the exact syntax for that command. This is how I feel about emacs. Sure it contains the world, but you have to memorize the map to get anywhere interesting. I do like emacs and I do use it daily, but my command repertoire is under a dozen in number.