for me vim is more than enough for anything 
the one shipped with elive has many features (see .vimrc to know them, i need to write an article about that in the future, to show the good things included on elive)
but of course there's good ide's, and that's also a user preference
ah! starts to look better now
since ctrl-alt-del on windows is a fullscreen app, I would suggest to include an --argument to the tool that runs it in fullscreen mode (that is, a full-sized window, on top stacking, with a black background at 90% transparency if composite, and the buttons in the middle, + a cancel button in the bottom)
Yes! Im doing a lot of updates on bullseye recently (you may have noticed it), I'm even making the overall system for build isos, lot of work has been done on that in the last days
yeah maybe not so ready for the end use I assume 
it is meant to be the "E ide" but of course not much people uses it, it will need more work I assume... in any case you are welcome to report bugs or request changes on their phab so we can have a better "edi"
in fact it makes some sense, my coliving friend had a problem with his audio unable to speak on zoom, he didn't know how to solve that (on the mixer) and there's of course not a reset-audio option anywhere, while the ctrl-alt-end combo is something more like "I need to do something but I don't know how" lol, sounds good as an option to fix small things
by other side, maybe we will need in the future an own application for "reparations" (elive-nurse in the old versions of elive was that), but I don't think we need many things to repair in elive in fact
mmh, not very convinced on the need for the resize-screen (but still can be an option) because:
- reconfigure screen sizes can be made from the preferences, unless as you said the user simply can't see, but:
- the new beta versions automatically scales when the screen has smaller dpi's, so they are meant to always scale to correct sizes (but not buttons, that's a limitation of e16)
- laptops should always use the highest resolution possible (their native one), otherwise:
- things will look uglier
- wasted pixels / inefficient shaping / wrong resolution
- there's no reason to change the resolution in a laptop screen (only in external displays)
- while external displays or tower-computers:
- still no reason to change the native resolution on TFT's/LCD's (unless wrongly detected, which can happen sometimes, or because e16 has a more limited xinerama system)
- CRT's is another science, there's no optimal resolution (sometimes high resolution looks wrong), but in any of the cases they are not common to be more than 1024x768, so things on these screens will never look "too small" lol
