Racewar

Just plain Emacs.

Spacemacs

>>58031671
Emacs is bloated. VI/VIM is UNIX standard.

>>58031703
Emacs is GNU standard so if you use anything other than that on GNU/Linux you can fuck off back to Uganda!

>>58031671
I like vim's UI more, so I use vim

>>58031730
Linux works without any GNU software.

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>>58031671

>>58031747
Have fun compiling the kernel without gcc.

>>58031763
You don't need to compile the Linux kernel to use it.

>>58031671
real men use
emacs cuamode

>>58031763
I'll use clang thanks

>>58031671
doesnt matter on the end of the day but I recommend emacs by far

>>58032152
>cua mode
real men dont use cua mode

>>58031730
>anything other than GNU/Linux
AWAY WITH LINUX
JOIN THE HURD

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>>58031671
>Emacs+evilmode
Just stop

Use either plain Vim or plain Emacs

You can't go wrong with either, they are the best text editors out there
Great for prose, great for simple markup, awesome for scripting languages, configuration files and small quick ideas

But don't rice them and don't try to make one look and behave like the other

Once you feel like Vim or Emacs is holding you back in your projects (lacking intelligent completion, lacking refactoring, etc) just use an IDE
They are just better and just work

NetBeans is particular awesome

>use vim
>make omnicompletion and ctags work awesome together for c/c++
>but... some build in function don't get completed
>search and find a solution
>only for after a while to find another corner case
>planning to install a better omnicompletion plugin
>and then I install netbeans

Holy shit! The intelligent completion works out of the box.
Both from my header files and the system includes
And it even displays documentation in a popup that offers tips to speed up the code
And it has refactoring, highlighting where a variable is used, displaying all symbols, etc

Ricing Vim and Emacs is a huge time sink for no gain and you just make Vim and Emacs behave like a subpar IDE while forgetting what makes Vim and Emacs great in the first place

>>58033046
Forgot to mention that NetBeans unlike eclipse reuses my Makefile so my project isn't locked in to the IDE

>emacs
People don't still use this garbage, do they

I don't know how to close vi without restarting so I'll stick with Atom.

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kdevelop!

Tried to use emacs and my little finger started to hurt

Vim is simple, combined with tmux it does all you need

>>58031671

Vim because it's installed on pretty much anything you will ever have to SSH into unlike emacs.

>>58031671
That's an awesome font.
What's it called?

>>58032160
Good luck with that.

>>58033570
I agree, vi is a part of POSIX, it most likely is absolutely everywhere: OpenWRT, Android and so on.