Comment Comment by rmurri It's not merely nostalgia or availability. I continue to use emacs because it has the features that I want, where other software does not.Some things I want out of an editor:* Never having to touch the mouse in any way.* The ability to customize any feature for my current project or mindset on a whim.* No UI, as much as possible. Show me the content I'm editing and nothing else.* A good, extensible, set of keybindings with a bunch of features for editing of raw textI run my project in an IDE and will sometimes use a feature, but I generally don't develop there. parent rmurri 6 years ago
Some things I want out of an editor:
* Never having to touch the mouse in any way.
* The ability to customize any feature for my current project or mindset on a whim.
* No UI, as much as possible. Show me the content I'm editing and nothing else.
* A good, extensible, set of keybindings with a bunch of features for editing of raw text
I run my project in an IDE and will sometimes use a feature, but I generally don't develop there.