This is basically all that emacs provides: glue between programs, and maybe a really thin GUI layer for interacting with them.
Which, as I'm sure many will ravenously point out, leads back to the "encapsulated environment" problem; emacs then integrates these disparate programs so tightly that I'm now locked into it.
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This is basically all that emacs provides: glue between programs, and maybe a really thin GUI layer for interacting with them.
Which, as I'm sure many will ravenously point out, leads back to the "encapsulated environment" problem; emacs then integrates these disparate programs so tightly that I'm now locked into it.