Realistically why in your right mind while you ever prefer and choose to stick with rocking a non-graphical editor for...

Realistically why in your right mind while you ever prefer and choose to stick with rocking a non-graphical editor for programming?

Were not in the 1990s anymore
Just let your old emacs, vi and vim shits die already, gramps

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try running sublime or atom without X

There are "graphical" versions of both vim and emacs though

What if I need to use it over SSH?
Also, i'm not gonna run an instance of Chrome just to use a text editor.

Emacs has a graphical mode dude. With menus and everything.

Vim, Emacs and Nano - the best of text editors. Is never die.

I can edit things and save the file and exit in less time than it takes you to open your GUI text editor, or worse, your goddamn bloated IDE.

try running computer with X

(you)

Because it takes 10 minutes to open Visual Studio. Plus you literally have to use shortcuts for some things in vs because it's not in the drop down menu and I don't care to go through all that when I just want to run my program. Vim has vimtutor and isn't that complicated so it works great for me. I'm perfectly fine with making my own custom vim and compiling and debugging on my own if I'm not using bloatware.

>for linux

There is ilterally nothing Linux-exclusive about those editors.

I did. Works pretty good.

vim is everywhere, quick, and I only need a couple minor plugins that make things nice, but aren't necessary. I don't gain anything out of using a graphical editor when 99% of my time is in a terminal or multiple terminals.

vim pretty good when u need to edit smthn fast and dont want to open another vscode instance for this prps

You don't need a GUI for a text editor. Font is monospace, which is perfect for a terminal. Navigating with either a graphical or CLI editor is via the keyboard, so you don't need a mouse in either case, so why not just use the least bloated one? IF you're working on a codebase, you're already in the terminal navigating directories and files, using make, etc, so once again, why use a GUI? If you default to GUI "just because", you're tech illiterate.

Why?
>Try running your computer without a monitor. Betcha wish you had ed and a dot matrix printer now huh?

Can you do it over ssh?

I use vim/vi for most things, but when I have to work with hardware I use whatever shitty ide is provided, because nobody likes building a bsp from thin air and chasing a function through a billion header-files is easier when having access to shit like ctrl+leftclick (tho it can be done via grep and filebuffers, but fuck me)

I like vim and nano cuz I dont clutter up every thing with tabs. Its way more organized. But web dev shit I use atom, vim hates html so I just use atom for that stuff.

Graphical nano = gedit.

Emacs is graphical you illiterate faggot!

It does both

Fucking retards!

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>chasing function through a billion header-files
>what are plugins

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