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Emacs Distributions
I think ultimately, everyone will result to crafting their own Emacs. However, why not try some Emacs before realizing what you just got yourself into...lol. Anyways, Emacs newbies and veterans can always get inspired and learn from these awesome distributions.
Starter Kits on Emacs Wiki
An overview of popular Emacs starter kits and distributions.
Doom Emacs
Doom Emacs, formerly @hlissner's Emacs configuration, aims to be the configuration framework of Emacs. It boasts its stability by having its own declarative package management system and its performance by optimizing package loading.
Highlights
Fast startup and running time
Having a standard library and a package manager.
Optional vim emulation
Large community
Spacemacs
It's a very sophisticated and polished Emacs distribution featuring ergonomic keybindings. It's backed by a large community to develop and fix issues. It also follows its own convention to configure package, i.e. configuration layers.
Highlights
Great documentation
Easy to includes package and ready to use
Ergonomic, mnemonic and consistent key bindings
Community-driven
Centaur Emacs
This is @seagle0128's Emacs configuration. It bundles lots of miscellaneous features like mpd, pomodoro, etc, and has good Chinese support.
Highlights
Out-of-box experience on Emacs
Chinese support
Emacs Prelude
I would call this one 'a starter kit' rather than a distribution, since it's very minimal and the aim of it is to enhance the default Emacs experience.
Highlights
Simple modular architecture
Sane defaults of baseline Emacs functionality without getting too much in your way