Re: Test Alternative initialize scheme

[Nikolay Kudryavtsev <nikolay.kudryavtsev@gmail.com>]

Emacs distributions aka as kits are quite numerous. There's Spacemacs, 
which is the elephant in the room, then there's prelude and quite a few 
others. It's not much different from Linux distributions.

The reason for their existence is that building a working config with 
bells and whistles may take quite a lot of time and effort, depending on 
required applications. And at some point there would be workflow 
disagreements. The two major areas are keyboard bindings(vanilla, vim, 
ergoemacs) and minibuffer completion(ivy, icicles, helm). Then there's 
package management, I think there's almost as many package managers for 
Emacs now, as there are for Unix. Init.el organization is another hotly 
contested area, with different ideas like storing it in org-mode and 
tangling.

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Best Regards,
Nikolay Kudryavtsev