Atom/VSCode is good as a text editor. I used to use Sublime which is better than both of them, but instead of pirating it, I decided to use Atom.

I like Gedit overall, but lacks of a basic feature for me: REPLACE IN SELECTION

(Fernando Alonso is also good guy)

wanted a fedora hat and stickers, lol

also, copy/paste is utterly broken with Gedit under Wayland

vim, atom, gedit for quick n dirty single files, intellij for wörk.

IntelliJ as in any Jetbrains product or IntelliJ Idea for Java?

IntelliJ as in any Jetbrains product or IntelliJ Idea for Java?

Its all the same basically

IntelliJ as in any Jetbrains product or IntelliJ Idea for Java?

Cause I thought you mostly used Go and didn't like Java.

IntelliJ as in any Jetbrains product or IntelliJ Idea for Java?

Android studio and phpstorm because you cant edit php well without serious assistance under the hood.

Else vim for golang and shell and automation with ansible and and and

nano is best editor

nedit is even more retro than some of those

ee

I use cat

nano is best editor

No, ed is.

100% GNU FEELING

No, ed is.

Notepad

And ollydbg les go

100% GNU FEELING

Emacs.

Emacs.

I was waiting for that

have you tried notepadqq?

Do any of your puny editors have functionalities for playing games, web browsing, mail, calendar, IRC, messaging contacts, word processing, and everything else?

Emacs has it all.

<The only problem is that I can't use it>

Emacs.

Ed is way closer to 100% REAL GNU SOFTWARE

It does exactly one thing

And doesnt emulate an entire OS >:P

I left vim and emacs for good more than a decade ago

actually I'd just like to have an improved Gedit

or a Kate flatpak

I honestly just use vscode

I left vim and emacs for good more than a decade ago

Why "for good"? They are still the kings in the code editor world.

Nothing has as many integrations, helpers, options to make it yours...

because I found them a pain in the neck

Because?

as I said

as I said

Thats not really a reason :P

The reason why they are a pain might help you work around such :P

well, it's a matter of taste if you wish

I don't use my computer in the same way I did 20 years ago

usability has improved

Vim is a pain because it's too complex and emacs is a pain because I only have 2 arms

Change my mind

ur right

The time I'm using to learn enough vim to be dangerous I could be using writing code. Some people are fine just installing something like atom or vscode.

And if CLI is a must they'll be weird like me and use nano

I feel like I'm alone in that decision

And almost dead

Yeah, sadly. It was good.

when I use Linux (really seldom these days :c), vim is my favite

Why? What's wrong with Linux? ?

https://fedoramagazine.org/announcing-fedora-28-beta/

Why? What's wrong with Linux? ?

Linux is awesome, but I work in company, which does outsource QA. So I have to use software (including Windows) from our customers...

We have Beta!

Sometimes I have no time to even boot my Linux ?

Atom/VSCode is good as a text editor. I used to use Sublime which is better than both of them, but instead of pirating it, I decided to use Atom.

I didn't find Sublime as impressive as its name. VS Code is better from my point of view.

Sometimes I have no time to even boot my Linux ?

Oh, well, that's sad.

RIP hat

Why?

Sometimes I have no time to even boot my Linux ?

Same since I started working :v

actually I'd just like to have an improved Gedit

It's called Sublime Text. And you have to pay for it.

It's called Sublime Text. And you have to pay for it.

that's an improvement over vim, isn't it?

never used it

wanted a fedora hat and stickers, lol

The Fedora hat might be tricky to get, but stickers there are a lot.

I avoid non-free software as much as I can

The best thing in my work is that they say: your work consist in connect via SSH to a pivot machine, and from there work in the servers. Use whatever you want that allow you to do that

It's called Sublime Text. And you have to pay for it.

https://atom.io/packages/unregistered

The Fedora hat might be tricky to get, but stickers there are a lot.

ok

https://atom.io/packages/unregistered

?

The time I'm using to learn enough vim to be dangerous I could be using writing code. Some people are fine just installing something like atom or vscode.

And the time you spend learning to navigate vim you can later spend paid better >:P

?

https://github.com/thiagopnts/unregistered/issues

Well, people code in their machines. I have to code in servers, since I'm a system administrator, so it was vim or overwork (bringing the file to my machine, edit and upload)

If you use Linux you need to now how to read

I don’t do too much text editing and i enjoy using vim

The best thing in my work is that they say: your work consist in connect via SSH to a pivot machine, and from there work in the servers. Use whatever you want that allow you to do that

Yeah, that happens to me too. I have to deliver a finished product, what I use it's irrelevant.

That's the only requirement that use vim

I didn't find Sublime as impressive as its name. VS Code is better from my point of view.

You have to spend time to customize and get used to it. VS Code and Atom are better if you want to use it from ground up. Also, nowadays Atom and VS Code have become semi IDEs out of the box. Sublime never attempted that. Like vim, you can make it into anything you want.

https://meta.stackexchange.com/a/66378

u kinda have to learn the basics of vi/vim since it ships with all the distributions i tried

good candidate for the pinned message

You have to spend time to customize and get used to it. VS Code and Atom are better if you want to use it from ground up. Also, nowadays Atom and VS Code have become semi IDEs out of the box. Sublime never attempted that. Like vim, you can make it into anything you want.

Why should I need to do that in an editor that annoys me with an "unregistered" message if it has the same requirements than vim? (read and tweak)

Yeah, that happens to me too. I have to deliver a finished product, what I use it's irrelevant.

But if the "what you use" makes you faster and better at delivering it.

But if the "what you use" makes you faster and better at delivering it.

Yeah, but my point is that I'm not forced to use Windows, I can use Linux.

You have to spend time to customize and get used to it. VS Code and Atom are better if you want to use it from ground up. Also, nowadays Atom and VS Code have become semi IDEs out of the box. Sublime never attempted that. Like vim, you can make it into anything you want.

Well, Sublime's interface didn't catch my attention and provided I have to pay for it I didn't want to use it. And about Vim... I don't like it.

So... i'm missing the gnome 3.28 cpu monitor.

Is it msising the the beta simply?

So... i'm missing the gnome 3.28 cpu monitor.

Doesn't it use Usage now?

Well, being gnome, maybe they get rid of that feature

They always do stuff like that

Well, being gnome, maybe they get rid of that feature

No, not like that.

They remade it into a new thingie

But i cant see it

They always do stuff like that

Rarely*

Oh please. Look at gedit and tell me that

Or Nautilus

Thanks God for xapps!

Why?

The horn broke it

Or Nautilus

On a more positive note, Nautilus has starring now...

3 admins active, and the shadowy 4th one deletes the message first :P Noice, @AnXh3L0