It's that time again.
Vim or emacs?
>>55122552
Vim
Sublime Text
Atom
>>55122552
Sublime
>>55122552
nano
Vi
ed
gedit
>>55122619
>>55122629
/thread
Vim
Do a poll, you will notice very quickly that this is a vim board
Vim
Vim or Vi is the default text editor on almost all distros of linux. End of discussion. If you're working on a server that isn't yours it will have vim, you can't guarantee that it will have emacs or sometimes even nano, cuz you have to download those things. Learn vim, use vim, end of discussion.
pico
>>55122552
VIM MASTER RACE
>>55122552
Emacs, duh.
You should be familiar with Vim/Vi since it's universal, but it's just not very good. You would have to be crazy to prefer it to Emacs.
>>55122610
this
>>55122610
>starting a web browser just to edit text files
Emacs because it's the most powerful one there is, it can do anything the rest can do and more.
>>55122619
>>55122629
>>55122672
Nano is just slightly better than notepad. Only thing that makes it better is nano has syntax highlighting. Other than that, it's not worth using.
>>55122741
I know that popularity does not mean better quality, but I decided to for shits and giggles make a straw poll to see what is the most popular text editor on /g/
https://www.strawpoll.me/10508463
>>55122552
Vim
>>55122552
dumb makiposter
>>55124371
Are you pretending to be retarded? Stop doing that.
>>55122868
>not ed
It's like you never worked on a real UNIX box before.
>>55122552
Nano
>>55122552
netbeans
>>55122552
Notepad++
Punched tape.
>>55122635
" Ed, man! !man ed "
>>55122741
>>55124316
Told you, faggot
Dreamweaver
