Comments by "Winnetou17" (@Winnetou17) on "Emacs Makes Moving Words and Lines Super Easy" video.

  1. Interesting. Hate to burst the bubble a bit, but the line up/down transposition exists in Notepad++ (and I guess notepadqq), and maybe even EditPlus 2 that I've used more than a decade ago. Ctrl+Shift and up or down arrow. Using this for over a decade feels so weird to see DT so happy and something so novel for him. Notepad++ doesn't seem to have the word/selection left/right transposition though. But I never felt like I needed it so... meh. Maybe it has it and I just don't know it because I didn't search for it. Still, the best features for both Emacs and (Neo)vim is that you can have not just custom bindings but custom code/functionality made and tailored exactly how you want it. They're basically Macros++ (I guess Emacs would be Macros#. Or should it be the other way around ?)
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  2.  @dkosmari  Ha, didn't knew that. But I'm not surprised.
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