I've been following the commit logs of this for awhile, and I'm really impressed by how active it consistently is. I think most people who aren't deep into Emacs might not realize _how_ monumental a task it is to be competitively featurful and configurable. But I actually believe that Lem is getting there! And it can already evaluate a considerable amount of elisp, such that `calendar-mode` from vanilla Emacs can simply be run inside of Lem.
Indeed... Tested it for one month (for CL editing), found it is very pleasant!
Smooth installation, nice default theme, fast, most (90% ?) emacs keybindings are
there
Easy to add bindings/own commands, as in Emacs (only CL packages come in the way)
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Smooth installation, nice default theme, fast, most (90% ?) emacs keybindings are there Easy to add bindings/own commands, as in Emacs (only CL packages come in the way)