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It's not quite the same but since Emacs is primarily an OS it has window managements build in, so by running it fullscreen and making a bunch of horizontal and vertical splits you get pretty close to i3[1] as well.

The only problem is terminals. You can run them inside of Emacs, but there's always issues. You can run eshell[2] which is wonderful. Myself, I prefer to use terminals outside of Emacs.

[1] my development OS is Linux and I run i3

[2] http://www.masteringemacs.org/articles/2010/12/13/complete-g...




But Vim has window management built in too, with splits, tabs, buffers, etc.




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