http://strawpoll.me/7385776
Post in this thread why you think your choice is the holy grail.
>>54064824
>hacking
vim, because I like it and that's good enough.
notepad
Sublime, not too bloated and easy to use, doesn't really matter what you use imo as long as you Get Shit Done(tm)
I use paper and pencil, then scan it with ocr software
>>54064824
>nano
>13%
>>54064824
used gedit, but I just discovered vim and it's fucking sweet.
Notepad++ on Windows.
Vim.
Anything but VS is ok, really.
>>54065201
Nano doesn't have fucked up keybindings, it has WYSIWYG interface/controls as well as decent enough sytax highlighting.
For 90% of admin tasks nano is more than enough if you're smart, only an insecure idiot would go out of their way to make tasks difficult and time consuming using vim/emacs/gui-ides to edit basic files.
>notepad++
>better than Sublime
ayy
Sublime Text 2, XCode, Visual Studio 2015, and accidently Notepad++
>>54064824
>No IntelliJ
>No Eclipse
Eclipse is shitty but if you're going to have VS you've gotta have it. Also, Visual Studio Code > Atom.
>>54065290
Yeah I'm comfy with nano because I'm used to it and it does everything I need it to. Can't be fucked memorising new keybindings just because neckbeards think vim is for 1337 h4x0r5.
>>54064824
>sublime
because i like it, and that's good enough
plus
>extensions
>bloat free
>turn key (for me, besides installing some extensions for languages i work with)
>>54064824
>no MATLAB
>>54064824
>atom
>more than 0 users
>>54065386
propritaty pic disgusting
how does it feel to be the cuck?
>>54065449
it's not closed source for me :^)
>>54065445
>>54064824
Geany just werks.
Why aren't more people using atom ? It's really comfy to use
>>54064824
disappointing that there's few Emacsen on /g/
do u even worship stallman??
>>54064824
edlin > else
>>54065530
i do. but i actually have a job not just trying to make impressive screencaps and get help on my homework.
>>54065530
because it's not, actually. also sjw's
>>54065530
Because it's javascripz BOTNET, made by SJW github tumblrinas.
>>54065535
no because he's not that gud and kind of a creep, but linus is kinda cool.
>>54065535
Sussman is a much better idol than stallman
>not knowing about Sussman, McCarthy, or Lamport
>>54065383
Can you understand why some of us like VI(m) then?
GNU nano is a relatively new program, we don't want to have to relearn a whole bunch of new keybinds just to keep editing files.
>>54065308
>sublime worse than notepad++
not on a mac or linux, excluding the fact that np++ isn't on those platforms. sublime is a bretty gud editor though
>>54065535
>do u even worship stallman??
No, why would I?
GNU is toxic communism, once software is tainted by GPL it can't be used with much else, the GPL is specifically designed to harm.
>GPL fans said the great problem we would face is that companies would take our BSD code, modify it, and not give back.
>Nope—the great problem we face is that people would wrap the GPL around our code, and lock us out in the same way that these supposed companies would lock us out. Just like the Linux community, we have many companies giving us code back, all the time. But once the code is GPL'd, we cannot get it back.
-Theo de Raadt, A REAL champion of Free Software.
>>54065620
Nobody shits on vim or emacs though, everybody loves to shit on nano.
>>54065714
People shit on all sorts of stuff, all the time.
I shit on GPL because it's proper evil.
>No IDLE
Op pls
>>54065729
>implying
>>54065662
Oh right, because a licence desgined to satisfy the goals of a government grant is totally more freedom respecting than a licence designed to grant users freedom. How is software that belongs to the international public commons a bad thing?
tf is textmate at the top?
>>54065668
Great fucking post
>>54065766
>How is software that belongs to the international public commons a bad thing?
It's not owned by an imaginary 'international public commons' it's owned by GNU.
Using the GPL automatically transfer copyright for said software to GNU.
When stallman dies, do you think his replacement will continue to comply with the GPL or will just relicense software for their own gain?
Pretty good chance it'll be the latter and no one will be able to do a damn thing about it, as GNU owns your software.
>>54065290
>syntax highlighting
The fuck?
Are we using the same nano?
I've been using it through SSH forever and just use monochrome text and the save hotkey
>>54065937
It's supported it since like 2001, you just have to turn it on.
You can also use 3rd party syntax files like from: https://github.com/scopatz/nanorc which is incredibly popular.
>>54064824
>no Eclipse
>no IntelliJ/PyCharm
>no Code::Blocks
>no qt creator
>no dev-c++
Shit poll
>>54064824
How does textmate have 105 votes
>>54066493
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>dev-c++
Sublime is just so comfy
>>54066528
2 letter password? nice one
>>54065915
>I'm butthurt because I can't make a profit from GNU code I find on the internet
>>54066565
of course, its home desktop with arch...
do you feel like the length of your user password is holding evil at bay?
>Post in this thread why you think your choice is the holy grail.
Vim. Because habit.
Also because most of the time I'm editing something, it's just a config file or init script or something.
Otherwise, Kate.
Don't really program much. At work recently, I've been using VBA in Excel. Pls don't bully.
>>54065883
Great shitpost, but still a shitpost. Here's how it's great:
>makes no sense
>misinformed poster
>user is obviously mad because he's software-cucked
>tries to provoke, but nobody cares
>the post is complimented by samefagging
>>54064824
I'm using Kate. It has all the features I need, you can practically turn it into a proper IDE when you need it.
Visual studio 2015 enterprise
>>54064824
>MS VS ranked 2nd
>Sublime ranked 3rd
>vim ranked 6/12
>emacs ranked 8
/g/ confirmed for being full of casuals.
I tried quite a few editors
>notepad++
decent but was over taken
>Sublime
just works really well
loads of free license to get full version
>vim
after 3 weeks I just gave up
too much work for what seemed like there will be very little gain for daily use
but recommend to any linux user to get basic movement and editing
>atom, vs code
chromium with nodejs feels like really stupid
plus the fact that everything chromium based on my i3wm has some graphical quirks in menus
I mean chromium, opera, vivaldi, atom, vs code,...
>>54066639
How good are you with VBA?
>>54067190
Uhh, rank amateur? But I'm good at Google! :DDD
>>54066776
>How dare someone use the most efficient and supported tools for a job! They need to use obscure and less functional alternative to meet some arbitrary elitist standard I support!
>>54065258
>>54066639
>I don't have a job
>>54067491
>At work recently,
>I don't have a job
You're quite the detective, aren't you?
>>54067491
Neither of them, but I use vim at work. So does most of my colleagues.
>Visual Studio
>>54068437
>Indians are making more worthwhile products than whites
Are they the true Aryans after all?
>no acme
>>54066565
If you files aren't encrypted than it doesn't matter on a personal desktop.
>>54068564
Even if your files are encrypted you could still use a 2 letter root password, as long as the disk encryption passphrase is secure
>>54064824
I guess this strawpoll got raided.
>>54064824
>nano
wut
acme master race.
>>54064824
>no captcha
Enjoy bots flooding the votes
>>54065499
>talks about pigeons
>picture of duck
confuses me every time
>>54064824
Atom when I constantly work in big project folders.
Sublime Text if I have to do quick edits on the fly.
Nano if I'm working on remote directories and I'm too lazy to mount the folder via sshfs.
>Visual Studio
>Sublime
>>>/v/
>>54069954
Yeah this is such an important issue I can see the fanboys storming to make macros.
KATE
A
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>>54064824
Qt Creator + CMake the best couple.
>>54065915
This post is full of bullshit lies. Don't listen tho this faggot. The GPL doesn't restrict freedom in any way; that's the whole point of the GPL. It protects freedom.
>>54068482
They are in the aryan race so yes
>>54066528
But it's propritary and therefore pure bullshit.
I don't understand why people still run unknown binaries on their computers, especially on GNU/Linux machines. You guys are the cancer of the the whole community; pathetic normalfags, who don't stand up for their freedom like a man.
>>54067491
The only people who think vim is for the unemployed, are the unemployed
Emacs, because of macro, and because I like to use that OS.
>>54065290
I find vim a lot more efficient in doing basic editing than nano though.
The keybinds aren't hard you fucking retard, they're actually quite convenient and do convenient tasks.
