> Now please tell me I am so wrong. I don't know if you're "so wrong", but if your concern is speed, then you should just learn about emacs-server and emacscli

> Now please tell me I am so wrong. I don't know if you're "so wrong", but if your concern is speed, then you should just learn about emacs-server and emacsclient. Emacs covers the whole spectrum of "basic editing" to "wizardly stuff you couldn't have imagined" and you can transition between those at your own pace. Also, I think that if you are putting Vim in the same bin as Sublime and Notepadd++, you're probably still missing a lot.