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I LIKE THE NOTEPAD EDITOR THAT COMES INSTALLED WITH THE WINDOWS 10 OPERATING SYSTEM.

emacs > your favorite text editor

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>>55894257
okidoki

spacemacs anyone? I want to wipe my distro and get to work with it

rn using neovim+gruvbox but it's half tweaked and it's a pain in the ass atm

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>>55894351
This.

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> 2016
> still not using the standard editor
plebs

>not using cat + sed
stay pleb

>>55895317
your contrast is truly fucked anon
also why did you install all that macbook tier shit?

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>>55894257
>inb4 emacs and vim, faggots
Emacs and Vim are actually the best because they're pragmatic and infinitely customizable/extensible. Sublime is almost entirely eye-candy, with a few neat features and keyboard shortcuts thrown in. Plus it's proprietary, making it even more restrictive.

I guarantee that you wouldn't be comfortable in Sublime if you took 3 weeks of dedicated effort to learn either Emacs or Vim.

>>55899202
>dedicating 3 weeks to learn a kind of tool that should be learnable in about 3 hours while not gaining anything noteable compared to those 3 hour tools

>>55899253
You gain a very versatile tool that gives you complete control over your work flow.

There are a myriad of useful things in life that require practice and training to use effectively. Why bother learning how to ride a bike when you can just run instead? Why bother learning how to use Emacs/Vim when you can use fancy Notepad++?

I guess stick with your proprietary hipster editor that prioritizes making money and looking nice above all else.

>>55895317
This is absolutely horrifying.

>>55899202
Nice org-mode scheme, man. I like it.

>>55897043
Spacemacs is a piece of shit. It takes 10 seconds to start on my i5+ssd computers. This is not ok. Either stay with neovim or build your emacs conf from scratch. Also, what's your issue with neovim?

>>55897483
>Not using echo + file descriptor redirections

>>55899253
>while not gaining anything noteable compared to those 3 hour tools
That's where you're wrong, mate. Besides, and artisan that is not willing to learn new tools that might help him work better is a shitty artisan.

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Just started learning vim. Spent a day configuring a few plugins to make it comfier for programming, and am getting the hang of it. Looks pretty nice, too.

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>Text Editors and spectacular themes
Acme is very spectacular

>>55899931
Why do people have beautiful Vim screenshots and my Vim always look like shit? Font rendering?

>>55900624
The font in vim is your terminal font. Then it's just a matter of finding a nice color scheme.

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>>55900662
It might have something to do with me using Vim on Windows.

Font is Source Code Pro - Bold - 9
Colorscheme is Blacklight

>>55900849
Yeah, I actually started trying to use it in windows but had issues getting color schemes to work right, so I said fuck it and just use it in a vm now.