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Yeah, but here we are 30 years later and we don't have something better! (And emacs, for all its faults, is still being actively developed and improved. But sti
by dilap 13y ago
Yeah, but here we are 30 years later and we don't have something better! (And emacs, for all its faults, is still being actively developed and improved. But still...it's easy to imagine something much better. Harder to implement it, tho ;)
- davidw 13y agoA lot of the value in Emacs these days is probably in the positive network externalities. Pick up pretty much any language or markup or whatever, and there will likely be a decent emacs mode.