What Text editor you guys use, and like? (20)

1 Name: ed(1) : 2024-02-06 20:14 ID:sXM4ZYHY

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I might frighten some sissies, but I heavily use ed(1).
Look at you in disbelieve, questioning how could this be possible, "why would anyone use it?" you sissy slut say.
I believe anything else is absolute bloat, even the visual idiot vi editor; is bloat hiding under the minimalism umbrella with its six grillion features, let's not forget the eymax jewchinese faggotry, an entire fucking OS on another OS all to fucking take notes in org formats, those jiggers thinking they're like a fucking Jedi for using "such a powerful editor" OS to open an email client.
Why would I even bother to install Unix or Loonix to end up living inside my editor, where I can't even leave my machine without taking my config files with me
I mean, you faggots even started to challenge each other to not leave those fancy sissy editors.
None of you can be truly commune with your machine on a very deep and personal level, because of your brainlet kikery.

thanks for reading my blog post.
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wq niggers-tongue-my-anus.txt

2 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-02-09 07:45 ID:hDxxYolY

Visual Studio for programming and whatever the default is for everything else

3 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-02-10 21:02 ID:sXM4ZYHY

          >>2

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4 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-02-11 12:16 ID:72SozfAL

bsd vi, notepad, and leafpad

5 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-02-13 16:09 ID:sXM4ZYHY

>>4
ed > vis
vis > bsd vi
nano > leafpad
notepad for windows is supreme.

6 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-02-13 17:13 ID:4SYX9W9V

>look at me I'm a special snowflake I use this obscure ye olde text editor nobody knows

What you think its a competition or something? What do you want a medal?

>Your all a bunch of jew chinese kike faggots nigger sissy brainlets if you don't use ed

You better get back to your padded cell before nurse makes her rounds.

7 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-02-14 16:23 ID:sXM4ZYHY

>>6
so which one is it you, lovely lady?

8 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-03-01 21:20 ID:Heaven

I really wish people like you would stay on /g/

9 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-04-16 07:26 ID:eVKzsyzB

wordpad for the most part, but would gladly try something better for creative writing

10 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-04-18 18:08 ID:l5+Jcxh/

I use a really religiously KDE-focused system, so I use Kate and KWrite for nearly everything. It's a pretty decent replacement for VS Code, especially with language server support. Nice and native.

11 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-07-23 12:09 ID:9gZbJcnt

>>10
I'm happy for you anon, you're not complicating your life and just using whatever that comes with your OS.

12 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-09-03 06:05 ID:Heaven

niggers

13 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-09-24 18:34 ID:O4R3/qmk

I use normal Vim with an LSP server and minimal configuration.

14 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-09-25 23:32 ID:WwX7muUJ

I use a pen and paper and write it up with Pico

15 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-10-13 16:48 ID:Pz8vWXHk

I think Joe (Joe's own editor) is a good editor. It supports a variety of keybinds for efficient editing, but is much more limited compared to Vim, which doesn't necessarily have to be a bad thing. It has syntax highlighting for most programming languages and detects most file types reliably. It has editing commands akin to Borland IDEs, yet can be used in Emacs emulation mode, but I prefer the default settings. It has a built-in menu and has a config file, that you can edit manually too. It has a toggle-able help window, but unlike Nano, it has to be triggered and is off by default.

16 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-10-15 19:25 ID:9bYLn305

Notepad++

17 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-11-06 09:06 ID:Y+7+qF77

acme!

18 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-11-06 21:57 ID:Heaven

The lasting popularity of Vi / Vim is the most compelling proof that reptiloids from the planet Draco walk among us. No actual human being could enjoy Vi.

19 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-11-07 12:33 ID:Wd1jaKst

I use helix, because it has:

  • vim-like keybindings
  • tree-sitter integration
  • multiple cursors

and these features were designed to work together, you don't have to fix small but annoying incompatibilities between different plugins.

I still miss VIM sometimes.

20 Name: Anonymous Techie : 2024-12-09 13:40 ID:P6XDMiHA

spacemacs. used it for a long time now and its less hassle than maintaining an emacs setup myself. too lazy to try out to doom but that seems good too?

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