The problem with stuff like this is: sure, maybe it's amazing.
Then what do you do with it? Is the UI reproduced anywhere else? Does it have LSP/intellisense support? Can it be automated through various means, such as macros? Etc.
I would love it if emacs had a decent acme equivalent. You can get part way there, but there are definitely times where I’d like the flexibility of it. It’d be a lot smoother for me than setting up, say, hydra and memorising a whole list of custom keybindings.
As a concept, acme was definitely ahead of its time.
0x69420|2 years ago
i'm 26 now and cannot imagine life without it
oblio|2 years ago
Then what do you do with it? Is the UI reproduced anywhere else? Does it have LSP/intellisense support? Can it be automated through various means, such as macros? Etc.
ljm|2 years ago
As a concept, acme was definitely ahead of its time.