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Text Editor of choice? 2016-08-21 15:47:34 Post No. 56193784
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whats your favourite ganooix editor, /g/? everyone talks about emacs and vim, but what about other editors?
ive used kate for a while, but recetly its been playing up for me, so i was thinking about trying something else out. nano is pretty comfy, but its not as convenient as a gui text editor for some things. i kinda miss a lot of the features i have on visual studio, and was considering giving VS code a go.
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Sublime
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I use nano mostly since I just edit system configs. For the GUI editor I use Scite.
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>>56193798
>Nano
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>>56193816
I too use nano for quick edits
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ST3, sue me.
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>>56193784
There is only one text editor and his name is vi.
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>>56193816
>implying nano isn't great
I used Emacs for a long time, but I started showing symptoms of RSI. I am switching between neovim and emacs with caps lock as left control. I'm really starting to like neovim, especially cursor control.
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>>56194531
vi vi vi is the editor of the beast
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OP here, vs code is actually kind of neat
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I need a text editor for when I SSH into my schools server. Kind of like Nano but preferably coloured.
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>>56194642
vim fits that requirement.
Emacs has really good support for editing remote files, if that's what you need.
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I like brackets but its shit desu but at least its free. Fuck sublime, i am not paying for that shit
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Emacs for everything
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>>56193784
Does anyone have any recommended packages for Vim? Also was a good package handler? I was using Vundle but I would prefer something with very minimal learning curve. I ain't really got the thyme to spare, ya know?
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ed
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>>56195546
>I was using Vundle but I would prefer something with very minimal learning curve. I ain't really got the thyme to spare, ya know?
wat
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>>56194642
Does anyone at all use joe editor? It's insanely fast like no other editor is
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>>56194540
Using nano is like using a gimped emacs <23.
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>>56196128
>>56194663
>joe editor
>vim
Thanks guys, I'll try these out
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>>56196500
use neovim instead of vim. they function the same, but neovim is a lot newer and has a lot better plugin support.
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>>56194558
>implying it wouldn't kickass to use Lucifer's editor to change my rc files
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>>56194930
Glory be upon you, Emacs brother
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gedit. Just because it simple and works. And it works with wayland perfectly also.
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>>56194540
try another keyboard layout. that will help alot:
http://www.workmanlayout.com/
https://colemak.com/
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Emacs, mg for quick edits.
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