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>  > The effort you depose to write tabs for emacs can be compared with
>  > the effort to add to emacs a real graphical interface
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> Once again, you're talking to yourself, making us guess what you mean.
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here is a video to see what I am talking.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rr-GzmvW35w

In this video you can imagine that the workspace is a frame or buffer or
window of emacs.

I can write a minimal smalltalk system in less than 4000 lines of code ,
and it supports minimal graphics.

Emacs does not have millions of lines of code as you say : just run a
command like 'cat *.c *.h | wc ' in ./src to convince yourself.

No lisp line of code needs be changes, and all functionality would maintain
as now.

Once you have the tendency to say that you use widgets , you have the
tendency to use graphics, so you need a graphical interface.


I bow out of this thread definitively now.