Andreas Röhler wrote:
While at GNU Emacs people are implementing new features and fixing
bugs, at XEmacs considerable energies seem consumed by dealing with
packages.
Yes and no. Personally, I'm spending a fair amount of time dealing with
the packages that I own, but a lot of that has to do with infrastructure
problems over the past few years and the fact that I'm still fairly new
at this. On the other hand, if I weren't working on packages, I
probably wouldn't be spending much time on new features, because XEmacs
already does more or less what I want from it.
The backside of this its-already-all-done-for-you approach, which
packages seems to implement, outweights its benefits.
I don't think the evidence supports that conclusion.
mike
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