Post your favorite text editor
I'am trying sublime text 3 at the moment
>>54557922
how did you make the status bar ook that nice?? I would honestly switch to sublime if I could get the status bar too look like that (pic related) or like the one in vim
>>54557964
This:
https://github.com/equinusocio/material-theme
>>54557922
Just text editors or IDEs?
>>54558021
OP here
Also IDEs
>>54557922
Notepad.exe
ITT: we post vimrc
Vim over SSH is amazing
>>54558066
Why is no one checking my dubs?
>>54558098
post rc pls
visual studio 4 ever
>>54558123
must be bait
>>54558080
You should checkout sleuth.vim, it's a plugin that take care of setting up all your indentation-related settings for you.
>tfw vim conf is 500 lines long
Here's my vimrc I guess...source ~/.vim/functions.vim
source ~/.vim/settings.vim
source ~/.vim/keymap.vim
source ~/.vim/autocommands.vim
set secure " Disable dangerous settings, just in case
set exrc " Enable project-specific vimrc
source ~/.vim/plugins.vim
>>54558121
I'm using NeoVim but most should be similar"core
let $NVIM_TUI_ENABLE_TRUE_COLOR=1
execute pathogen#infect()
syntax on
filetype plugin indent on
set updatetime=250
set number
set relativenumber
"syntastic
set statusline+=%#warningmsg#
set statusline+=%{SyntasticStatuslineFlag()}
set statusline+=%*
let g:syntastic_always_populate_loc_list = 1
let g:syntastic_auto_loc_list = 1
let g:syntastic_check_on_open = 1
let g:syntastic_check_on_wq = 0
let g:syntastic_loc_list_height = 5
"improved navigation
:nnoremap <A-h> <C-w>h
:nnoremap <A-j> <C-w>j
:nnoremap <A-k> <C-w>k
:nnoremap <A-l> <C-w>l
:tnoremap <Esc> <C-\><C-n>
"colors
colorscheme gruvbox
set background=dark
let g:jellybeans_use_term_italics = 1
"airline
let g:airline#extensions#tabline#enabled = 1
"NERDtree
map <C-n> :NERDTreeToggle<CR>
"Neovim Term
:tnoremap <A-h> <C-\><C-n><C-w>h
:tnoremap <A-j> <C-\><C-n><C-w>j
init.vim
>>54558136
>Disable dangerous settings, just in case
>>54558161
What's the matter, m8?
>>54557922
Anything by JetBrains.
>>54557922
vim
>>54558258
Why?
>>54558258
Even adobe craps like dreamweaver and brackets are better than these.
>>54557922
Gedit
>>54557922
Haasn's vim configuration.
i can only use notepad++, it fits too good for me cant use subslime or whatever editors
>>54560057
can you say why?
>>54560945
because its very fast
I am on sublime
>vim
tried, learned bit, but after a week of real switch to it for all my stuff I just quit
its like reprogramming your every instinct... with dubious benefits in the end
but definitely everyone who uses linux should learn the basics
>atom
slow start and generally dont feel any reason to switch to it yet
but I am keeping my eye on it
opensource project should surpass proprietary sublime at some point
maybe there come something that offsets slow starts and feel
>pycharm
IDE
feels extremely slow, no wonder when its in java
its also something you should really study up, theres so much stuff for you to do with it
I have no idea what 90% of the stuff on its interface and in the menus do
I use it sometimes for debugging my python code
>notepad++
was my go-to before sublime and when I was on windows
>geany
its incredibly fast
I am keeping my eye on it, and definitely recommend for anyone to give it a try
>sublime text
and finally the thing I am actually using
its fast, its comfy, intuitive, its easy to install plugins, its easy to confiture
it also allows me on linux to easily elevate to root whenever
but though they released like 8 builds this year already, I fear the stagnation will creep in
thats why I am keeping my eye on geany and atom
does atom work better if you build it yourself with latest version of electron (1.0.1), or is my mind playing tricks on me?
>just opened bootstrap.min.css (with pigments extension)
>atom didnt lag out
I don't like KDE but Kate is probably my favorite TE.
>>54558112
Because this isn't /b/
Emacs is my favorite text editor.
vim vs. emacs is such a stupid argument
i like both
i also like acme
>>54561636
looks nice. how did you do that find file thing at the start?
i use vim but i am working on windows more and more and it isnt very nice to use on windows so i am thinking of giving sublime a try.
i am working in c99/c++14 with gcc, how is sublime for that?
>>54559694
Best ide for Py or Java tbqh
Anyway, I use sublime text
left vim, which I plebified ((CUA shortcuts, mouse support, starts in edit mode), right is micro, a terminal editor written in go (well that kinda sucks, I rather have C), I'm kinda liking it acually, might make it my main editor.
>>54564444
quads of 4
niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice nigga
>>54564530
woops forgot to set the theme
Why do people use anything but GNU nano?
>>54564863
GNU Emacs is better in almost any way I can think of.
>>54562599
>just opened bootstrap.min.css
>css frameworks
there's your error buddy
I've always just used the vimrc from here: https://github.com/amix/vimrc
Basic suits my needs just fine after I add: set number
Well I'm a Windows user so
>Notepad++
>>54557922
have you guys bought the 70$ license?
>>54564444
https://packagecontrol.io/packages/iOpener
>>54564926
yeah ok grandpa.
>>54565674
there are licences on the internet cracked
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Single User License
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>spent today building a website in notepad
good lord tracking closing tags and javascript functions was a nightmare
>>54565814
I am sublime developer, my children are starving asshole. thx
>>54565674
https://gist.github.com/shuax/8965ca5ed811aa4e22d8
>>54565929
do the needful and report his post, sandeep.
>>54565929
don't charge such a ridiculous price for your software and I'm sure more people would buy it.
hell if it host even half what it costs now I'd buy it (and $35 is still way to damn much for a text editor)
>>54567104
>t (and $35 is still way to damn much for a text editor)
nigga please.
sublime text has a lot of features and its programmed in C++ and python.
>implying you could ever do the same
>>54567213
better products are free (freedom AND beer)
>>54567213
>sublime text has a lot of features and its programmed in C++ and python.
not nearly as many as free software like emacs or vim
charging ANYTHING for a text editor is bullshit in [current year]
I'd respect sublime MAYBE if it were FOSS with a permissive license, but instead it's just a money grab.
>>54567286
>>54567231
i agree with you, but maybe the developer had too much work on the text editor to release the product free
>tfw you are switching to vim
>tfw you automatically open everything with nano
>meh, why exit and type the command again better stay in nano
>saving shit
>:w
>realize I'm in nano
>bckspc bckspc :o
>bckspc bckspc ctrl+o you fucking faggot
>quiting
>escape to exit the insert mode
>hear the tilt
>cannot type
>confusion
>:q
>not that shit again
>ctrl+w, ctrl+k wtf that shit was
>ah! ctrl+x
Once I even pressed super+shift+c by mistake, to quit nano. idk if I was drunk or what, though at least it worked (the shortcut kills the process that owns currently focused window in Awesome).
I just can't use either at the moment. I've never felt so dumb in my own terminal before.
>>54567537alias nano="vim"
Problem solved.
>>54563125
vim
>very practical, shit design
acme
>idealistic design, not practical
Emacs
>good design, practical (and extensible, you can make it either vim or acme if you want).
Middle ground is best.
Scite
>>54568094
Not solved, just swept under the rug. Learning one thing shouldn't make me unlearn the other desu.
