Pick your poison /g/

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how is this even an question
Viiiiiiiiiiiiiiim reeeeeeeeeeee

Monokai is comfy

>>62095509
Nord

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spacemacs

>>62095509
What is the theme in the bottom right?

>>62095554
Little bit gay

>>62095609
Default Atom so One Dark

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GNU Emacs

>>62095509
Atom

>>62095879
I've used it most out of the four but after trying the others, I'm finding it the worst. It's feels the slowest (even Code feels fast in comparison) and it acts weird when it's resized (tiling WMs fuck up the cursor position).

I'm currently using Vim on my laptop and trying to decide between Code and Sublime for desktop.

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>>62095520

>>62096723
Thanks.

Visual Studio Code

>>62095509
What is that vim color scheme?

>>62098090
Base16-OneDark

I use vim with hydrangea color scheme
It's /comfy/

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>>62095509
>function()

>>62095857
Thus. Emacs is the one true editor.

>>62095554
Hell yeah my basketball american friend. But with jazz theme

vs code with amvim on windows and vim on gnu/linux

>>62095509
Sublime