its super functional

ok, neither vim nor emacs

ok, neither vim nor emacs

>emacs Needs more vim.

ok, neither vim nor emacs

its a joke guy

something more functional than gedit

Replace in selected is almost advanced text editor level so go have a look at atom

No its not slow anymore they rewrote the text edit window in native code

and use dnf to install the rpm from their page as no repo for it exists yet to my knowledge.

its a joke guy

But vim is no joke :3

?

But vim is no joke :3

yeah if u need powerful but i think he need a frindely one

It's been years since I left vim and emacs (mostly emacs) for good

vim is not friendly at all

It's been years since I left vim and emacs (mostly emacs) for good

>emacs Needs more vim.

It's been years since I left vim and emacs (mostly emacs) for good

ih man u can use vim

ok, neither vim nor emacs

VSCode , maybe ?

As the joke goes... "I've been using Vim for 2 or 3 years now. Mostly because I can't work out how to exit it."

nowadays most modern programmes have a common workflow, and vim and emacs are complete outsiders

nowadays most modern programmes have a common workflow, and vim and emacs are complete outsiders

>emacs Needs more vim.

vscode == "glory"

vscode == "glory"

you can run vim inside vscode

VSCode , maybe ?

Vscode = microshaft telemetry.

nowadays most modern programmes have a common workflow, and vim and emacs are complete outsiders

u need text editor for coding go to atom

Vscode = microshaft telemetry.

open source under the MIT license

I have kate in other computers, which works perfectly

look for yourself

Vscode = microshaft telemetry.

But it's MIT licenced :3

Vscode = microshaft telemetry.

You can disable this

open source under the MIT license

Not the downloadable binaries.

u need text editor for coding go to atom

nah VSCode is faster

this is the GNOME laptop for the sake of touchpad support

Not the downloadable binaries.

then clone the git and build yourself

you CAN do that

look for yourself

as you may guess, I've done it

just wanted to know what I might be forgetting

you CAN do that

I suppose. Some distros like Solus, offer a compiled metapackage free of telemetry in their repos.

nah VSCode is faster

really it's my first time to hear about it so i will search about it first but i know that atom is slow i know that

I suppose. Some distros like Solus, offer a compiled metapackage free of telemetry in their repos.

how can you tell? its a binary

and vscode is completely hackable like atom

you can turn on or off whatever

Atom doesn't have telemetry?

how can you tell? its a binary

Trust in the dev, I guess. He's anti spying...

in their RPM I mean

really it's my first time to hear about it so i will search about it first but i know that atom is slow i know that

atom recently had a performance update, but ...

Atom doesn't have telemetry?

It doesn't need it. It has electron, don't it?

Trust in the dev, I guess. He's anti spying...

haha trust

It doesn't need it. It has electron, don't it?

ha! true

haha trust

I've heard this rant before....

nah, I'd like something native

VSCode , maybe ?

Isnt fully free

Isnt fully free

it is

like Kate for GNOME

Yes its on github

it is

Not the addons.

either that or going for KDE also in this laptop

Not the addons.

you choose to install whatever addons you want

The only version that has addons builtin is the one microsoft makes.

Not the addons.

Not SOME addons

How is KDE multitouch support these days?

it comes with none installed

How is KDE multitouch support these days?

Not bad

you choose to install whatever addons you want

The code that allows you to install the addons isnt inside the repo.

Thats the dual license.

If you compile vscode from source you have a addon-less experience.

But you cant resize photos or windows

so, any GNOME-friendly text editor recommendation?

geany

geany

+1

Not bad

so, what gestures are supported?

So yeah, vscode is open except its central part - addons and the code to search and install them in vscode. thats closed.

geany was an old friend

Move windows

I'll give it a show now

Open, close..

I dont remember exactly

Move windows

well, I guess you mean one-finger-click

that I give for granted

But you cant resize photos or windows

You can on gnome :3

and two-finger-click

that I give for granted

You can even enable click-less tap clicking in gnome

I mean things like pinch, swipe, three and four fingers gestures...

Which really should be default imho

I mean things like pinch, swipe, three and four fingers gestures...

You want gnome. :3

If you compile vscode from source you have a addon-less experience.

the open source repo is the MIT one

and the addon thing is there

i know, that's what I have in the new laptop

the open source repo is the MIT one

Without. Addon. Support.

but I also want kate, digikam... so was wondering about multitouch in current Plasma

and the addon thing is there

Compile it from that repp and search and install them.

Compile it from that repp and search and install them.

ok

ill try

Compile it from that repp and search and install them.

but https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/60#issuecomment-161792005 doesnt mention addons

-> We clone the vscode repository, we lay down a customized product.json that has Microsoft specific functionality (telemetry, gallery, logo, etc.), and then produce a build that we release under our license.

> When you clone and build from the vscode repo, none of these endpoints are configured in the default product.json. Therefore, you generate a "clean" build, without the Microsoft customizations, which is by default licensed under the MIT license (note, i made this commit to help make this more clear).

Yes. The gallery part should be open tough, shouldn't it?

but https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/60#issuecomment-161792005 doesnt mention addons

The addon gallery.

Yes. The gallery part should be open tough, shouldn't it?

oh you meant the gallery

i thought you meant extension support

you have to manually install extensions

my bad