> I wonder at which point do we call it IDE instead of text editor The most hilarious to me is when people refer to Emacs as a "text editor". I'm not talking a

> I wonder at which point do we call it IDE instead of text editor The most hilarious to me is when people refer to Emacs as a "text editor". I'm not talking about the fact that Emacs shall happily display pictures (inlined in a file like in org-mode for example or in their own window), open binary files, open PDF files, manipulate files over SSH (Tramp), etc. Heck, as a statement some made Emacs run as PID 1. But many seem to honestly think Emacs is "notepad with bad shortcuts".