I agree in some sense. But in another sense, people are still using vim/emacs 20+ years later. Not everyone, which is why I think a modern reboot of them is in

I agree in some sense. But in another sense, people are still using vim/emacs 20+ years later. Not everyone, which is why I think a modern reboot of them is in order, but I don't think you can say the same for much commercial software from 30 years ago.