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Also the default keybindings used by Emacs to do basic text operations are available in many places thanks to GNU Readline and Cocoa, which makes the experience

• imiric 1y ago
  That's true. Although TBH, I'm not a fan of Emacs' key bindings. Some short ones like `C-a`, `C-e` are fine, but more advanced ones are difficult to memorize and force your fingers in unnatural positions. I prefer modal UIs and find Vim's keybindings much easier to remember and type. So for me evil-mode has been essential, and aside from some quirks, it works as well as in Vim. Readline also supports vi mode, which I enable in any app that uses it.
• anthk 1y ago
  GTK too; but you need to enable it in GSettings (or maybe Gnome Tweaks under GNome).