All right Sup Forums. I'm done with this meme text editor. Takes too long to start up and takes up too much cpu.
So give me a better text editor. Requirements:
Must be GUI. (I'm already fine with vim for terminal work)
Must be free/open source. (no sublime)
Ideally extensible.
Must be better than memey webdev Atom.
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Libreoffice writer
oh forgot also must support Linux
gedit/pluma
geany
please end my suffering
GVim
Atom
If you already use vim, this.
I personally use vim for all my text needs but if you want gui just use gedit or something like that
Sublime is the only thing worth considering, just get over the non-free aspect. Atom is the best sublime alternative.
Just install micro, it's all you'll ever need.
github.com
neovim.io
i actually have this. do they have a gui like gvim? Because my small effort of looking didn't find one.
emacs or spacemacs
literally 2 seconds on google
github.com
Sublimetext
This.
Caret :^)
GVim, doofus.
KDevelop, it looks nice and has the features I want(while still being lighter than notepad.js).
sublime text
also
>built using electron
KEK
just use sublime t b h
spacemacs
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>All right Sup Forums. I'm done with this meme text editor. Takes too long to
I'm enjoying brackets
Just use Visual Studio code or Brackets.
Atom is shit.
Gedit + gedit-plugins + gedit-source-code-plugin
Sublime Text.
If you're really that anal about FOSS then Atom's your best (or least worst) choice.
Too fast and too user friendly
whats wrong?
being slow and resource intensive is literally its only flaws
switched from emacs a year ago and havn't looked back since
notepad++
VS Code
VScode
Jetbrains
jep verrrrrry helpful, grab a cookie and sit down.
Notepad++
Themes, extensions, code highlighting, open source, dunno about Linux compatibility, I ran it on Linux way back but not sure if that was with wine, if worst comes to worst, make your own, even if it's just a html file in which you can edit text
wine for an texteditor on linux please punch yourself.
>replacing a bad web based editor with a bad web based editor
Try Notepadqq, if you are willing to use a new editor. It's basically Notepad++ but made with Qt.
Also is a valid choice if you just don't like classical CLI editors for their derprecated input system.
It's slow and resource intensive
holy shit, living a meme this hard?
Geany
Visual Studio Code.
All the good stuff Atom has (and much more), with none of the downsides.
have you tried >>?
>Must be GUI. (I'm already fine with vim for terminal work)
GVim
>Must be free/open source. (no sublime)
GVim
>Ideally extensible.
GVim
>Must be better than memey webdev Atom.
GVim
I don't know why people use terminal Vim, GVim is just better
Unless you don't have an X server running or you are not editing in a remote SSH session you have no reason not to use GVim
pick your poison
Very cute.
>the only difference between Atom and VSCode is the botnet
VSCode does not call home as far as I know, and you didn't mention the HUGE performance difference. VSCode behaves like Sublime Text in terms of performance. It's amazing considering it uses web technology too.
Brackets is the greatest
>ctrl+f eclipse
>no eclipse
Eclipse
Notepad ++
Spacemacs is pleasant to use imo, went from vim.
>geany
2nd for geany. been using it since I started programming. so comfy
Eclipse is absolute garbage.
>VSCode does not call home as far as I know, and you didn't mention the HUGE performance difference.
VSCode does call home. It's opt-out in both editors.
Also, the performance difference is not that huge. It's "barely usable" in VSCode vs "not usable" in Atom.
It's exactly like Atom. Except with less addons and another joke tier software company behind it.
sublime
vim
notepad
notepad++
literally anything else
If you like vim, Kakoune seems pretty interesting
>not coding your own
stay pleb
What's the point of posts like this seriously?
What if you like having one window only? I use tmux panes and windows to keep ALL my work in the same window. GVim would break this. Although GVim is way better on Windows.
Lol atom and vs code should be the same as sublime but plastic instead. Oh and they weigh a ton.
kwrite
Kate.
geany.
SPACEMACS
SPACEMACS
SPACEMACS
SPACEMACS
SPACEMACS
SPACEMACS
Install gentoo
nedit
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that's going to be another day user
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