GNU nano ๐
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$ realpath $(which nano)
/usr/bin/pico
$
Helix is best editor ๐
It's like vim but with lsp support out of the box and the keybindings make sense
True minimalism is ed
I made a serious attempt at using ed(1) for a few weeks. Read the book by Michael Lucas and everything. In the end, I kind of do want to see the file I'm editing, etc. But, some features, or lack of features, stuck with me. Do I need a menu item to count words in the file? That's why we have wc -w after all. This can be said about a lot of functionality built into editors. It made me really appreciate the idea of programs that do one thing, and can be combined. But yes, in the end it was too much for me, mostly because I'm not good enough with coreutils.
The standard pysco editor
I forgot about that one. Does anyone remember MSDOS editor? Fun times
I liked this premise. Nerd it up nerds. Iโm also a vim user and anyone who disagrees can spend the weekend with Patrick Bateman. And Sublime Text. Come at me.
I kid, I kid.
i'm a vim user and i feel attacked. lol
VS code w/ vim extension. That's the answer.
Eh vim can do anything vscode can do, so can emacs (and Emacs has both a vim mode and graphics!)
So?
Seems incomplete tho