Thank you for the comment and the suggestion!

I have actually tried Zed, and I completely agree with you—it is an outstanding product. Its speed and incredibly low memory footprint are truly impressive.

However, while it does feature an Emacs input mode, I found that the range of supported Emacs commands is still somewhat limited. Because of this restriction, I couldn't quite operate it with the same feel and depth as a dedicated Emacs environment.

That being said, Zed is definitely a masterpiece of modern desktop editors, and its architecture is highly inspiring!