Why edit with anything but notepad ++.
Because pic related is better than it now.
Because I use MS Word
>>46701400
Das funny. Care to show how?
>>46701377
because magnetic needles exist
>>46701377
I used it because it reminded me of Gedit on Windows, though it was a portable version. Now I just use Sublime Text 3 with some key given away here on /g/.
>>46701377
preference I guess
I use programmer's notepad because it came with devkitPro and it's better than notepad.
>>46701400
Anything but this bloated piece of crap.
>>46701377
Because you don't support hypocrites.
>edits harmless, stupid jokes out of source code comments because feminists cried they felt raped
>few months later
>jesus charles habbo edition
Download gvim and run vimtutor
Pirated sublime text 3. Any reasons I should be using n++?
>>46701377
Who cares, it is all preference. Arguing about this shit is retarded, it like fighting over text editors. I mean why would anyone fight over vi or emacs, noone does that. Imagine if someone made a religion based on those and fight eachother, now that would be hilarous.
Sublime Text 3 is superior in every way.
>>46701969
How so?
>>46702014
Better plugins, better plugins management, doesn't look like a win 9X era program, etc
I use LibreOffice Writer
>>46701377
Pleb editor, vi/emacs/acme (and derivatives) are the only decent text editors. Everything else is either trash or hipster shit.
>>46702089
That last bit is a negative in Sublime Text's column.
>>46702089
>Better plugins
>better plugins management
Like what, and how?
What plugins for sublime are better than the n++ equivalent if it even has one?
synwrite is superior.
>>46702116
>Better than MS Word they said
>MS Office replacement they said
fugin /g/
>>46702089
>better plugins management
What more do you want from Notepad++'s plugin manager? That thing is how plugins should be done.
>>46702349
>hurr durr
>I follow my wallpaper's advice.
Question everything, don't try to think.
>>46702367
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Feature_Comparison:_LibreOffice_-_Microsoft_Office
>>46702300
Well it can look like a win 9X program if you want. The GUI theme is fully customizable.
real programmers use emacs.
I am a sinner in the church of Emacs, the
one true God.
There is only one God, and its name is Emacs.
>>46702352
>pascal
>>46701573
>using emojis
>
>>46702392
Replies like this are why people don't take sublime seriously. All you have to do is say why a plugin is better, how the management differs. If you can't put that into words its not worth someone's time to install.
>>46702398
From a UI standpoint its a mess. I don't care how functional the program is if it looks like shit and is not easily navigated its not worth it. Also lets ignore this.
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/Really_basic_missing_features_and_enhancements
Open source and still missing basic little things.
>>46702757
You think he cares whether or not you install it?
You think his initial opinion was up for debate?
You think he needs to attempt to persuade you that his subjective opinion is the correct opinion and that your correct and objective opinion is somehow flawed?
Go be stupid somewhere else.
>>46702806
MS Office is not a mess from "UI Standpoint"?
Who are you to judge what a mess is?
And then a mess for who? Someone who knows nothing? Or someone who is used to using Wordperfect on their 386 computer?
>>46701400
how are those 2MiB+ files treating you
Because Vi
Notepad++ on Windows
Geany on *nix
just werks
>>46702938
Geany is good. It is like a more capable gedit.
>>46702819
Why does everything on /g/ have to be a debate or argument? I'm not even looking to debate. I don't care about some software dick-waving competition. I'm just looking for examples of things sublime does that is better than notepad++. He referenced better plugins and better plugin management. How do they differ and where does notepad++ come up short next to sublime? This is just like the vim vs emacs debates. I'm not necessarily looking to switch. It would be nice to know what I'm missing out on, or what is offered that would make the switch worth it.
>>46701400
>Atom
>better than anything
>better than gonorrhea
Is there any other editor which shows "edit with ___" in the context menu of every file on the hard disk?
>>46702844
Its ultimately all up to user interpenetration but there are some guidelines for a UI to follow. In this case Word while taking up slightly more room for the top bar does look more organized. And with the growing use of touchscreen devices word is better suited for them.
Why are you fgts not using the standard? Ed is the standard text editor.
>2015
>not using Kate
>>46703173
this
Kate is better than sublime in every way.
I don't know why people would rather shill atom.
>>46702545
What did you expect? It's from Switzerland, it must be bad.
>>46702938
>>46702966
>Geany
>Doesn't include Scheme highlighting by default
Into le garbage it goes.
>>46703223
>>46703173
Themes are easily customizable, very nice editor, I have to say. Gedit doesn't help to read Scheme.
>>46703335
Sure it does, it is just called something else. Sorry you are too stupid to find it.
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>>46703382
>I do use ed though
I do use ed, though.
ftfysed -i reply 's:ed :ed, :g'
>>46703030
>>46703379
>It is just called something else.
Nice editor you got there. Renaming languages. I still can't find it without googling, which is something pretty bad for a discipline in which things have 1 name without ambiguities.
>>46703474
>implying Scheme isn't ambiguous
>>46703565
>Geany names "Scheme" as "Lisp" (or is it Common Lisp, in which case there's no Scheme plugin?) and doesn't highlight the "define" keyword, yet it does highlight "if".
>>46703588
Syntax Highlighting
DokuWiki can highlight sourcecode, which makes it easier to read. It uses the GeSHi Generic Syntax Highlighter – so any language supported by GeSHi is supported. The syntax uses the same code and file blocks described in the previous section, but this time the name of the language syntax to be highlighted is included inside the tag, e.g. <code java> or <file java>./**
* The HelloWorldApp class implements an application that
* simply displays "Hello World!" to the standard output.
*/
class HelloWorldApp {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello World!"); //Display the string.
}
}
The following language strings are currently recognized: []... perl, perl6, per, pf, php-brief, php, pike, pic16, pixelbender, pli, plsql, postgresql, povray, powerbuilder, powershell, proftpd, progress, prolog, properties, providex, purebasic, pycon, python, q, qbasic, rails, rebol, reg, robots, rpmspec, rsplus, ruby, sas, scala, scheme, scilab, sdlbasic, smalltalk, smarty, sql, systemverilog, ...[]
>scheme
http://wiki.geany.org/wiki/syntax
No Geany users here?
>>46704220
I use it on my GNU + Gentoo LiveUSB, did you want some experimenting done?
72 megs for a text editor. Are you kidding me?
latest versions of gedit (3.12+ I think) and gorgeous and really handy. get on my level.
>>46702417
emacs is to Teco as mormons are to Christians.
Heresy.
>>46704417
TECO is like all of the incomprehensible parts of vi mashed together with the incomprehensible parts of Emacs blessed with the semen of Perl and Malbolge.
>>46701377
>'cause macfag
>textedit
>>46701377
Because it's not Emacs
>>46701377
Because running a virtual machine for a text editor would be stupid.
