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Emacs has pull down menus, cut and paste, CUA bindings, displays graphics, plays sounds... WTF do you mean by "terminal-style buffers/frames?"

• danabramov 13y ago
  I don't mean to sound hipster or anything but I prefer software with native look-n-feel on the platform I'm using. I tried Emacs on OS X (proglang on Coursera asks students to use it for editing SML), gave it a couple of hours and switched back to Sublime. I understand I missed all its glory and power but at least Sublime scrolls like OS X apps scroll, has shortcuts like OS X apps and looks like a OS X app. But then again, I understand why you might think this is a fool's position. I'm okay with that.
  • mempko 13y ago
    you ain't going to get native look and feel from atom.
    • danabramov 13y ago
      Scrolling in WebKit is native, scrolling in Emacs isn't.