Re: Interactive guide for new users

[Gregory Heytings]

> To my knowledge, if we want to come close to what those other editors 
> show, our current best bet is icomplete-vertical (or something similar 
> to it) PLUS a packages that moves the minibuffer to either the center or 
> the top of the frame (or makes it seem live the minibuffer has been 
> moved, of course).

FWIW, I don't think this is necessary.  We should not aim at creating a 
(visual) clone of some other editor.  Icomplete with a vertical candidates 
list is IMO intuitive enough for new users to adapt to it.  Emacs' 
commands are entered at the bottom of the frame, contrary to what some / 
most other editors do, and AFAICS this is fine.