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Emacs is one of the better desktop environments I’ve used. I just wish it had a good text editor.
it becomes kinda usable with evil mode
I fully agree, I used doom emacs for a year before going back to vim. I loved it, but after a lot of thinking I realized that I was getting too distracted by its many shiny features and that I was only using it for the vim bindings, therefore everything else is bloat.
I would never be upset using doom emacs, which is significantly more than I could say about other editors/ides.