Re: Changes for emacs 28

[Boruch Baum]

My suggestion does skew to 'people willing to make the extra effort to
perform internet searches or downloads', so it will miss populations
such as 'people who download emacs, try it for a minutes, and reject it
on that basis'.

OTOH emacs has had sufficient time to establish a reputation for itself,
so anyone taking the first step to download vanilla emacs can be
expected to already have an expectation of a 'learning curve' ahead and
a future of constant tinkering.

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