What text editor does /g/ use?
notepad
not emacs
vim or sublime
visual studio for work
vim
notepad++ because it's better than notepad
>>55155730
BTFO >>55155781
Emacs
vim, of course, everything else is pleb
Emacs
>>55155723
sublime
emacs, obviously
>>55155723
I use Vim.
I've been trying to use emacs, but I can't get into. Guess I'll stick with based vim
>>55155723
Mostly sublime, sometimes vim.
>>55155723
Vim is pretty comfy with my oculus rift.
But I get headache after 30min only...
Sublime but some retard recently has convinced me to try Aptana studio 3, I haven't installed it yet.
Is it any good boys?
>>55155723
glogg
nano masterrace
Atom text editor is nice.
Sublime right now. Was hoping to learn Vim but that doesn't look like it'll be happening soon unfortunately.
http://www.strawpoll.me/10508463
I use emacs.
vim
vim
GNU/Emacs, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Emacs.
>>55157143
So since strawpoll is not using captcha is it safe to assume that now Google is getting poll data on everyone that uses it?
Looks like it's time to find a new site boys.
>>55155723
/usr/bin/vi
Sublime in my workstation, nano when I have to ssh into a real server, usually only for testing changes because I'm not a fucking loo pooer and use proper config management.
sublime, lol
>>55155723
Geany
emacs with evil
Nano
vim.
it's vi improved.
>>55159641
This, everyone using vim should really just use emacs with evil or spacemacs if you're lazy.
>>55155723
Having been using vim for a year now. But I'm now trying spacemacs. The only problem is that it is a little slow on my x220.
Sublime Text
Although the intelisense and scroll bar in vsc is neat
>>55159320
>So since strawpoll is *NOW using captcha is it safe to assume that now Google is getting poll data on everyone that uses it?
bump
For normal programming? Eclipse
For webdev? Memeweaver
Pluma and Netbeans
