Alright, but what's the best text editor?
acme
Geany
emacs is a decent OS i guess, but it doesn't even support vim. meh.
>>52094900
Notepad++ or gVIM
>>52094900
I prefer vim. But I never got the point of this.
Torvalds only tier:
uemacs
Best tier:
ed, traditional ex/vi, nvi, elvis, vim, nvim, vis
Excellent tier:
acme, sam, sandy, GNU ed, spacemacs, teco
Good tier:
GNU emacs, gvim, sed
Meh tier:
geany, sublime, textmate, edlin
Butt tier:
nano, notepad++, atom, xemacs
Shit tier:
notepad, wordpad
>>52094900
Sublime
I use Sublime because I am not yet smart enough to use vim.
>>52094900
vim, eclipse for java, visual studio for c#
>>52096069
Just go through the built in tutorial everyday for two weeks and you'll be more productive in vim as long as you can type without looking at your keyboard
NetBeans
>>52094900
vim
>>52094900
Vim
VS Code
>>52096014
>sublime, atom, textmate
place that to shit tier, thanks
>>52096144
Atom is so fucking bad. It takes 30 seconds to open, can't load large files for shit, and the extension/theme system is awful. All for what? Half assed git integration? Ill stick with the shell for git, thanks.
>>52096173
fucking hate Atom and everything it stands for.
70MB download, most of it is the Chromium backend so they can write it in fucking JS
>>52094900
gedit
>>52095841
hello sweden
>>52096144
>syntax highlighting
>not windows only
nah, I'd have to drop notepad lower to a new tier. I'll put sublime and textmate to Butt next time if you want. Maybe even let xemacs in the meh.
gVim
Just use the redirect operator for text files
>"#include <studio.h> void main(void){printf("kek.");}" > a1.c
Just werks
>>52094900
nano
>>52095841
This, notepad++ is pretty good
vi. The only acceptable unix editor.
>>52096734
Get that Berkeley hippie bull out of my face.
Ed is the standard text editor.
emacs + evil
>>52096014
What's wrong with nano? It just werks.
>>52096946
Well good fucking thing it works. You know what else works? Nearly all software ever written including every single editor on that list.
But you're right. I was too harsh on poor nano. At least it's small and works in terminal. Shame it has a retarded default config.
>>52094900
what I don't understand is how you could use either of them instead of visual studio for a large C/C++ project.
>>52097062
Lightweight and lets me edit on the fly in terminal. Very fast and opens .conf and other text files extremely quickly, but I agree, the default configurations give me autism.
