Atom or Sublime?

Vim and Nano

>>60869244
Atom because Sublime is by fucking glow in the dark CIA niggers

>>60869244
VS Code

I would choose Atom because it's free.

>>60869244
emacs.

>>60869244
sublime or vim

>>60869244
kate is better than those options.

atom is like 100mb
for a fucking text editor
yeah, no

>>60869244
Sublime:
>fast as fuck
>non free but free version has no resctriction
>nice console and package control extension
>fast as fuck, good for looking in log files

Atom:
>Can hide the side bar with a button

>>60869418
this

The startup time on Atom is very slow when compared to other text editors, I'm currently using VS Code but I'd switch to Sublime if it had support for font ligatures

who /rubymine/ here?

>>60869439
yes you can ctrl + \

>>60869363
/thread

>>60869275
>>60869397
/thread

>>60869244
Both

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>>60869244
Vim

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>>60869423
stop lying you fucking piece of shit

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>>60870402
?

>>60869244
vim

>>60870548
setup size isn't the same as installed size.

By the time atom open I no longer remember why I wanted to open a text editor in the first plce

Atom is a slow clusterfuck. You can't beat Sublime's nice highlight syntax out of the box and its performance.

>>60870685
>>60870724

Once Atom is running is its performance really noticeably different from Sublime?

ur mum

>>60870740
Not really

>>60870740
Yeah it's shit.

>>60870795
How ancient is your hardware?

>>60870812
2014 i7 processor, 16gb ram, 540 evo

vscode!

>>60870548
Setups can contain compressed files

>uses electron
>in the trash it goes

>>60869244
Visal Studio Code

>>60869244
vim

GNOME Builder

Vim

>>60870663
That's just because it puts the malware somewhere else on your computer.