Emacs needs a better out-of-the-box experience to increase user adoption.
Emacs requires extensive configuration to function optimally, which can be a barrier for new users.
Users find it overwhelming to learn and configure Emacs due to its complex keybindings and extensive tribal knowledge.
There is a lack of accessible online resources for learning GNU Emacs effectively.
Team members are required to use the same tools, limiting efficiency for users who prefer Emacs.
Users experience jank in terminal emulation within Emacs, leading to frustration and potential abandonment of the tool.
Emacs lacks user-friendly defaults for its built-in file manager, causing frustration for users.
Emacs has unintuitive key bindings that hinder user productivity.