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It's really about preference. A lot of people still use emacs even though it takes more effort than other options.
by bmmayer1 13y ago
It's really about preference. A lot of people still use emacs even though it takes more effort than other options.
- greglindahl 13y agoYou'd be hard-pressed to find an emacs user who agreed that it took more effort than other options. Which is a good illustration of why we have more than one editor: different people have different affinities to various editors and IDEs. In theory that sort of thing ought to be true for search, too. For example, blekko (new UI as of 3 weeks ago) focuses on clustering results. Here's what it does for pride: https://blekko.com/#?q=pride https://blekko.com/#?q=pride That gives you the answer you wanted, without personalization, and gives other people the answer they wanted, too.