[stackghost]

>Has anyone used this?

I have, it's awesome. There are some rough edges and some niceties/third party packages from emacs that I missed, so I ended up going back, but lem is very promising.

[az09mugen]

Does it have multiple cursors like https://github.com/magnars/multiple-cursors.el ? I consider it as a mandatory feature.

[cmrdporcupine]

Yes, M-C

https://github.com/lem-project/lem/blob/main/src/commands/mu...

[az09mugen]

Thank you very much.

[nurettin]

> niceties/third party packages from emacs that I missed

Was it magit?

[jfaz1]

Lem has Legit. While missing some features, it works well enough for the daily add/stage/commit loop that makes up 90% of my git commands. It also uses less git commands so it's a fair bit snappier than Magit on large repos.

I can see the lack of org-mode being a dealbreaker for some, but I personally use markdown for my notes/docs so no issue there.

[dartos]

It’s always magit

[setopt]

Or Org. I like Magit, but I don’t miss it that much if I use e.g. Vim.

Org on the other hand is a deal-breaker, and the main reason I’ve been stuck in Emacs for years…