Why reinvent the wheel? If something already exists that has the functionality you want, there's not much point in adding that functionality to a different program that functions under the same basic idea unless you like the first program better for other reasons as well. That's like saying oh, I like using firefox, but I want it to run in 64-bit, and instead of doing a little bit of research and finding waterfox, I'm going to do a whole bunch of work to make firefox maybe, hopefully run really buggy in 64-bit. There's a difference between expecting to get everything on a platter and not wanting to remake things that already exist.
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Why reinvent the wheel? If something already exists that has the functionality you want, there's not much point in adding that functionality to a different program that functions under the same basic idea unless you like the first program better for other reasons as well. That's like saying oh, I like using firefox, but I want it to run in 64-bit, and instead of doing a little bit of research and finding waterfox, I'm going to do a whole bunch of work to make firefox maybe, hopefully run really buggy in 64-bit. There's a difference between expecting to get everything on a platter and not wanting to remake things that already exist.