> I believe, Emacs is considered unprofessional in a lot of places?!
Why would it be "unprofessional"? It's an editor. I've used it in every job since I left college 20+ years ago.
> I believe, Emacs is considered unprofessional in a lot of places?!
Why would it be "unprofessional"? It's an editor. I've used it in every job since I left college 20+ years ago.
You should have seen the expression on the faces when I mentioned "Emacs" during my job interview...
The only expression I have gotten was something like "Why not vim?" and my response was "Because emacs is better, and I can always use evil-mode if I want the vim bindings". Then it gets installed (by me or an admin) and I use it. I can't imagine anyone actually caring, that's pretty petty of them, or lazy based on your other comment about it being too much work for sysadmins.