Magit is indeed a great git client, but I don't see what that has to do with emacs having bad defaults and an out of box experience that could be charitably described as antique.
Magit is indeed a great git client, but I don't see what that has to do with emacs having bad defaults and an out of box experience that could be charitably described as antique.
When you've been using the same thing for 20 years changing defaults to be trendy isn't a plus.
You'll understand in 20 years when you're on your 4th IDE which will change the world^tm.
And it also means obsolete.
>You'll understand in 20 years when you're on your 4th IDE which will change the world^tm.
How condescending.
But no, I probably won't mind changing editors every few years because I am capable of learning new things and do not require a safe space to keep me insulated from the outside world.
So there is nothing wrong at all with switching to a new editor… it just means things are getting even better!!!