Re: not good proposal: "C-z <letter>" reserved for users

[Gregory Heytings]

> Could we someday stop considering Emacs a "terminal application"? Yes, 
> it has a version that works in the terminal, but it's limited in 
> features compared to the graphical one.

According to the recent survey, 30% of the Emacs users use it in a 
terminal or console.  It is true that the non-graphical version has some 
limits, which are limits that are imposed by terminals and consoles, but 
the fact that it is possible to use the same program in both situations 
is, IMO, invaluable.