Re: Changes for emacs 28

[Lars Ingebrigtsen]

This just showed up in my feed:

   https://phaazon.net/blog/editors-in-2020

It's kinda interesting -- they go through a bunch of editors and list
what works/doesn't work for them.  Key quote:

* The defaults of emacs are really, really bad. And making the whole thing like
 what you get with DOOM Emacs is going to cost you lots of hours reading
 documentation and experimenting with your configuration. I enjoyed doing it but
 in the end… why simply not ship emacs with those defaults? Is it due to
 historical reasons that no one cares about anymore nowadays? /stares at vim

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