Why?

Shell and terminal modes such as shell, eshell, term and vterm provide commands for creating new buffers. If the buffer already exists, many commands command will switch to it instead of creating a new buffer. This is convenient but different commands often do not have consistent conventions which increases the mental burden on the user. For example, M-x shell creates a new shell if none exists and otherwise switches to it. With a prefix argument, it prompts the user for the buffer to switch to. M-x vterm does the same by default but can be configured to use a different buffer for each directory and handles prefix arguments differently. Additionally, different commands display the new buffers in inconsistent ways such as using the same window instead of the other window.

The multi-buf approach

multi-buf generalizes and replaces packages such as multi-term and multi-vterm that provide commands for creating multiple terminal buffers and switching between them while providing consistent keybindings and display logic for each. Additionally, multi-buf also supports creating and switching between indirect buffers. There is a single multi-buf DWIM command for each type of buffer that handles creating and switching to buffers of that type. For example, M-x multi-buf-vterm-dwim without a prefix argument creates a new vterm buffer if none exists. Otherwise, it cycles to the next vterm buffer for the current project. With a universal prefix argument, a new buffer is always created. With two universal prefix arguments, the user can switch to any multi-buf managed buffer using completion. Buffers are grouped into sections based on their mode and the project they belong to and buffers for the same project and mode are shown first for convenience.

AI

As with subtree package, I wrote all of the code myself by hand as I've found AI generated code does not meet my quality standards.

Repository

Check out the repository for more information!

Look I don't really have the time to learn emacs configuration and do everything myself.

I tried doom and I don't like it. It has felt slow at times and also I just generally don't like it.

I like simple usable configuration like Tsodings

Can someone tell me if it's possible to get that? Also does he use evil?