Nice, but this doesn't go far enough imo. I love emacs but keep using Sublime on a daily basis because it has real, native[0] mouse handling and UI. My dream editor would be a Sublime UI on top of embedded emacs. That means:<p>- Native mouse selection of text, proper copy/paste, ideally with a "narrow caret" instead of block cursor everywhere<p>- Native graphical file tree with drag and drop<p>- Native tabs with pretty drag and drop<p>- Pixel-fine resizing of panes<p>- Pixel-fine scrolling!!<p>[0]: Everywhere I say "native" above, I don't really care if it's GTK or electron (provided it's snappy) or whatever. I mean the nebulous feeling of having text areas work like every other text area on my desktop.<p>VimR (<a href="https://github.com/qvacua/vimr" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/qvacua/vimr</a>) on mac was the closest to this I ever got, and I love that editor, but I'm not on macOS anymore.<p>edit: Oh g-----, I'm literally describing aquamacs. I wonder if anyone has tried to run it on linux with GNUstep or something ;__;