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Hello there .
I am using as my OS devuan gnu+linux .
The point is I like philosophy of Unix using like tmux + nvim + mutt .
and I love the vi keybings so much ..

Sometimes I am thinking to switch to gnu emacs .. but I feel that I will find some difficulties
and I am afraid .

Is there a easy way to use emacs ?
can someone help or give me some YT videos to watch to have a good idea about emacs ?

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[–] erez@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

Emacs is the opposite of the Unix way, as are many of the GNU tools. It's the opposite of "each tool does one thing and does it well" and is a "one thing will do everything, sometimes well and sometimes less". And since you already have a solution you are using, and are committed to the cargo cult of VI keybindings, then there's no reason for you to try emacs.