They obviously do the absolute bare minimum work on it.

But else the addon community is dead (moved to atom/vscode) and the sad left coder is only paid to fix the absolute worst bugs in it.

Kohane, why not install atom?

Personally I use multitype redactors. For applied, for web, for embended.

Kohane, why not install atom?

Because I don't like it? Tweaking its appearance it's already annoying.

Is that matter what she want to use?

Several hundred megabytes +/-

Doh... that's depressing.

Is that matter what she want to use?

If its dead software based on outdated engines an next to nil community existing? yes.

If its dead software based on outdated engines an next to nil community existing? yes.

If it your opinion and it`s not doing with your confort?

If it your opinion and it`s not doing with your confort?

I can also not stop anyone from using firefox 3.5, but i'd tell them to avoid it for the same reasons.

It packs just as much features by default, is extensible and just ~130mb.

Doh. This is not what I call lightweight. Better than "several hundreds" but...

Never use this shitrepo!

Any reasons? Just saying "shitrepo" is not useful, it's just an opinion.

So basically, the options are UnitedRPM or Flatpak, but Flatpak will download a horrible amount of stuff? Am I correct?

Any reasons? Just saying "shitrepo" is not useful, it's just an opinion.

With vitali being a packager and a pretty good understanding of how a .spec file SHOULD look i'd kinda be inclidned to trust him on that.

Any reasons? Just saying "shitrepo" is not useful, it's just an opinion.

Don`t kill time on it. It`s useless descusion.

With vitali being a packager and a pretty good understanding of how a .spec file SHOULD look i'd kinda be inclidned to trust him on that.

I trust no one.

With vitali being a packager and a pretty good understanding of how a .spec file SHOULD look i'd kinda be inclidned to trust him on that.

How old are you?

Because they thiefs. They took RPM SPECs from Russian Fedora and RPMFusion, removed copyrights and created UnitedRPMS. Typical UnitedRPMS SPEC: http://i.imgur.com/aju3LVO.png They deleted their COPR Repos but we can still fetch history via Git: http://copr-dist-git.fedorainfracloud.org/cgit/paulcarroty/test/chromium.git/commit/?h=f24&id=1c4e6fc3ccd9fa2f32bae4130356ff23dba6f35c

Any reasons? Just saying "shitrepo" is not useful, it's just an opinion.

^ this.

How old are you?

Why would it matter? Also, 23.

^ this.

Uh. Well, that's a reason. So from this I understand that said package will be in RPM Fusion?

So basically, the options are UnitedRPM or Flatpak, but Flatpak will download a horrible amount of stuff? Am I correct?

Yep, pretty much.

Ontop of all the other things like it being heavily outdated, stopped development and all.

Uh. Well, that's a reason. So from this I understand that said package will be in RPM Fusion?

brackets will never be in RPM Fusion because it was dropped by upstream and no longer supported by Adobe.

Ontop of all the other things like it being heavily outdated, stopped development and all.

Well, it has a recent update and works fine in Windows, so I assume that it should work fine in Linux if I could install it. But there are only source code that I don't want to deal with, and then the Flatpak but it's apalling that it's not going to ask before installing.

https://github.com/adobe/brackets/tree/master/src @Kohane just look at this tree. It is very, very much dead. All they updated was some cssproperties.

@Kohane personally I wanted to use brackets for web. But now I use VScode for it. They`re not similar, but.

brackets will never be in RPM Fusion because it was dropped by upstream and no longer supported by Adobe.

so they stole it from russian fedora? is that repo also shit?

brackets will never be in RPM Fusion because it was dropped by upstream and no longer supported by Adobe.

Ah. Okay.

Well, it has a recent update and works fine in Windows, so I assume that it should work fine in Linux if I could install it. But there are only source code that I don't want to deal with, and then the Flatpak but it's apalling that it's not going to ask before installing.

The recent update changed a Single! File!

Really, to develop now get started with either atom or if you want telemetry like there is no tomorrow vscode.

@Kohane personally I wanted to use brackets for web. But now I use VScode for it. They`re not similar, but.

Yeah, I installed VS Code but I wanted Brackets as well.

Really, to develop now get started with either atom or if you want telemetry like there is no tomorrow vscode.

or invest a few days in neovim/emacs

I think I will end up in Flatpak at some point, maybe borrowing connection from the train or something. I miss my unlimited internet ?

Really, to develop now get started with either atom or if you want telemetry like there is no tomorrow vscode.

I use atom+vim, vscode and eclipse. So what? I don`t understand your fanatic mastrubation on N_name product?

or invest a few days in neovim/emacs

Ew, no.

or invest a few days in neovim/emacs

Thats the pretty hardcore route and only pays off after some time. xD

or invest a few days in neovim/emacs

great thing

I use atom+vim, vscode and eclipse. So what? I don`t understand your fanatic mastrubation on N_name product?

I use atom, nvim (in general) and intellij products (at work).

they have great support for rust modules use

What you dont get is that there are valid reasons against Software x.

If you can live with those then fine, but i will bring them up so you'll have to make the decision against them knowing them.

Oh, yeah. All properiaty software is evil. Yeah.

Oh, yeah. All properiaty software is evil. Yeah.

Brackets is open source.

You want to attribute this to zealousy, i get it. But this time you'll have to confront that someone has an opinion backed by facts.

so they stole it from russian fedora? is that repo also shit?

No. Russian Fedora is fine.

Really, to develop now get started with either atom or if you want telemetry like there is no tomorrow vscode.

Yeah, I already have VS Code. I installed it just in case I wouldn't be able to install Brackets. I don't like Atom, it might be hackable and whatnot, but... no.

Meanwhile I just use vim, I happen to be working on making a magical multi-use IDE with nix though :P

Meanwhile I just use vim, I happen to be working on making a magical multi-use IDE with nix though :P

A magical multi-use IDE sounds nice. What is it called?

A magical multi-use IDE sounds nice. What is it called?

vim

I absolutely dislike Vim

But with different deployment methods

vim

Nice one. xD

Whatever. Vim and Emacs are horrible no matter what.

I absolutely dislike Vim

holy shi.. wars

Whatever. Vim and Emacs are horrible no matter what.

Emacs is somewhat usable for a layman, at least

I have found some other ide that tries to emulate vim with gui and ready-made extensions but i forgot its name

It's just not really pretty

My life is already complicated, I don't need the software to overcomplicate it.

I have found some other ide that tries to emulate vim with gui and ready-made extensions but i forgot its name

VSCode + vim plugin?

:^)

I have found some other ide that tries to emulate vim with gui and ready-made extensions but i forgot its name

oni?

(I actually do like the vim plugin for VSCode though, it's pretty decent)

VSCode + vim plugin?

Of course not, i'd never think about using telemetry galore.

VSCode + vim plugin?

Atom with vim plugins and VSCode with atom keymap (lol)

Emacs is somewhat usable for a layman, at least

Both are horrible. And ugly. And annoying. I get distracted all the time, just the interface is awful.

VSCode + vim plugin?

VSCode is too unconfortable with vim

I wish vim had vim plugin so I could vim while I vim

I wish vim had vim plugin so I could vim while I vim

sir, that's emacs

I wish vim had vim plugin so I could vim while I vim

No need for a plugin

oni?

Oh yeah, that looks like it actually.

just use :term then vim

Well, I guess is either United RPM or Flatpack. I'll think it over and choose one. Probably by throwing a coin. ?

Both are horrible. And ugly. And annoying. I get distracted all the time, just the interface is awful.

distracted? they both only have a modeline

Well, I guess is either United RPM or Flatpack. I'll think it over and choose one. Probably by throwing a coin. ?

I got banned if write about deb repos?

distracted? they both only have a modeline

Yeah, that's what distracts me. That are utterly ugly and everything has to be done with key combinations and sort.

I got banned if write about deb repos?

Fedora != Ubuntu.

aliance

I quickly forget what I'm trying to do while searching for the bloody key combinations.

or how it called

I got banned if write about deb repos?

No, but it's pointless. Deb repos are not compatible with Fedora/RH repos.

No, but it's pointless. Deb repos are not compatible with Fedora/RH repos.

there are method to port it

Well, I guess is either United RPM or Flatpack. I'll think it over and choose one. Probably by throwing a coin. ?

United conflicts with RPM Fusion.

Well, I guess is either United RPM or Flatpack. I'll think it over and choose one. Probably by throwing a coin. ?

Since brackets is dying it likely should be flatpak. It'll keep it alive.

United conflicts with RPM Fusion.

I don't have any third party repositories installed. And you already said that Brackets is not in RPM Fusion.

there are method to port it

The alien deb installer is a horrible thing and debs should not be treated to non-debian-based distros.

I quickly forget what I'm trying to do while searching for the bloody key combinations.

After a while it becomes easier and then you dont even have think about it. I figured if Im going to write code for decades I might as well learn something powerfull even if it takes a while

Its an almost guaranteed way to damage things in the long run.

The alien deb installer is a horrible thing and debs should not be treated to non-debian-based distros.

but it's necessary for some gog games

The alien deb installer is a horrible thing and debs should not be treated to non-debian-based distros.

Don`t even have one problem with that. All works fine.

but it's necessary for some gog games

Thats what i got my gaming vm for. :P

Don`t even have one problem with that. All works fine.

For now.

After a while it becomes easier and then you dont even have think about it. I figured if Im going to write code for decades I might as well learn something powerfull even if it takes a while

And in 2040 when all IDEs of today have long been gone the glorius vim will still exists :)

By the way the best way is compile from src.

We'll see again in one or two distro upgrades.

After a while it becomes easier and then you dont even have think about it. I figured if Im going to write code for decades I might as well learn something powerfull even if it takes a while

My memory is horribly short. If I remember one shortcut I'll forget something else. Therefore, I like programs that are simple stupid. All GUI and sort, so I don't have to remember anything.

By the way the best way is compile from src.

No. Best is to install from your distros repos.

We'll see again in one or two distro upgrades.

More then 50

So you get versioning and automatic updates.

Sorry, but that's the sad true and it's been like that for 40 years so it's unlikely that it will ever change