Hello, <br><br>Forwarding a suggestion about out of the box improvements to emacs on Jostein Kjønigsen repo :<br><br>There&#39;s a lot of talk on reddit already about new improvements &quot;breaking&quot; things, people&#39;s configs suffering, key bindings reconfigured, etc. Therefore, I suggest that on first load emacs should ask the user about key binding preferences :<br><br>1. I have my own .el files, ask me where they are Emacs so that you can import them (from GitHub, zip files, etc.)<br>2. I want emacs standard keyboard bindings please<br>3. I want Cua mode so that Emacs behaves like &quot;popular&quot; editors<br>4. I want Vim-like modal editing key bindings (this option will install evil and a few evil extras, hypothetically).<br>5. Whatever else is out there???<br><br>Let&#39;s not fool ourselves, editor wars are silly and childish. What we want to do is create a more attractive and mature environment and I believe that this will represent a more open approach. This approach will also show, at the very beginning, just how flexible Emacs is and that it can be modified to any preferences.<br><br>I am of a strong opinion that a lot of folks would simply put Emacs away based on the fact that they felt forced to use Ctrl +... to move around. Well... Let&#39;s move on and show that Emacs is much more than that!