Post number #541816, ID: d95e3a
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I already know the best one is VS Code but I don't like Microsoft
I've been always using Atom but now Github (Atom's dev) has been bought by MS too!! Why do they have to ruin things I love ;c
Are there any other options left, or it is time to welcome our new Microsoft overlords?
P.S.: I'm using Solus btw
Post number #541817, ID: 11305c
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Just use vim. That's all the editor you'll ever need.
Post number #541818, ID: 11305c
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In case I'm being tailed by a Stallman follower: or GNU/emacs. That works too.
Post number #541821, ID: da5088
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I use geany. It's not the best but does the job
Post number #541859, ID: 93040b
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Kate from KDE. It's the best GUI editor I've seen so far. Once you've activated it's powerful plugins as you need it, you become invincible! :-)
There are also whole development environments that make use of kate: - KDevelop (for various languages - Kile and KBibtex (for LaTeX)
Post number #541862, ID: 2431d8
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Vi, Vim, VsCode with Vim commands plug-in and NeoVim
Post number #541909, ID: 9ba82b
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What's the best vim skin?
Post number #541918, ID: df16f1
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>>541909 what even is a vim skin? Are you talking about color schemes?
Post number #541953, ID: 90e5f0
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>>541859 >kate came here to post this extensible and yet easy to use, there's also an option to enable vim mode I use it on my Arch laptop, I even installed it on my Windows PC.
Post number #541954, ID: 2431d8
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>>541953 if it has vim mode I agree it's the best, all editors with vim mode are the best
| I already know the best one is VS Code but I don't like Microsoft
I've been always using Atom but now Github (Atom's dev) has been bought by MS too!! Why do they have to ruin things I love ;c
Are there any other options left, or it is time to welcome our new Microsoft overlords?
P.S.: I'm using Solus btw