Sublime Text is so based. Is there any text editor that comes close?
Sublime Text is so based. Is there any text editor that comes close?
Jack Richardson
Charles Moore
No. Vim is far ahead of it.
Xavier Evans
They probably don't do as much as Sublime but there are good libre text editors like Geany or CudaText
Camden Thomas
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>Is there any text editor that comes close?
Word
Ryan White
Unironically this OP.
I'd never imagine saying this few months ago, but have the patience to learn Vim and it will change your world.
Sublime is the best of all the GUI text editors tho
Justin Richardson
a riced out vim is better
Jaxon Gonzalez
for example?
David Thomas
>Sublime is the best of all the GUI text editors tho
wrong. many extensions are shit and unmaintained. vscode is 10x better and just works.
also nobody edits C and asm grandpa.
Charles Jackson
Vscode is good enough
Intellij suite for bloated stuff
Jacob Smith
fpbp as usual.
/thread
Andrew Taylor
Atom is free and has a bunch of plugins
Nicholas Sanders
Vim definitely has an advantage due to its touch-typing environment. However, if you want something more akin to an IDE then Atom or Sublime is a wiser choice, all those plugins just to get modern features is a bit retarded imo. At that point either switch to NeoVim or use Atom.
Charles Smith
>*crashes after loading anything larger than 5MB*
heh. nothing personnel, kid.
Anthony Wright
emacs
Nolan Murphy
For an IDE, atom is by far the best. Not only is it free software but it has integrated git support.
Nathan Carter
Atom is trash tier, almost puked when I tried it.
Lucas Sullivan
>for an IDE
no
Jace Sanders
vscode is incredibly slow and convoluted. sublime is streamlined and fast, even on my x61
I'm sure nobody else notices because everyone nowadays has 8gb ram and ssds and whatnot but it's still shit software
Kayden Martinez
>vintage mode
Benjamin Sullivan
I would so take that egg, if you knew what I mean haha
Jaxon Ross
>basedblime text
Jeremiah Perez
>writing Arduino code
>Based
Yikes
Isaac Jones
It might be slow on old machines, but boy is it comfy
David Reyes
based
Charles Morris
ee
Aaron Robinson
>toy cars are just as good as real cars!
Adrian Phillips
it's for babies but probably better than VSChode
Luke Bailey
Long time Sublime Text user and fan. Once I was forced to use VSCode, never went back.
VSCode is really nice with vim plugin, on a decent machine performance is comparable with Sublime Text.
I don't really understand why it uses Electron tho, it's not like Microsoft doesn't have the resources to use proper GUI framework (e.g. Qt)
Gabriel Roberts
vis is not superior to sublime, the only way it is superior is writing text.
Nathan Diaz
Kek
Bentley Fisher
The emacs operating system is superior
Christopher Reyes
emacs > vi of any flavor > everything else
Carson Sullivan
Is there any way to use some vim variant with normal keybindings?
At least Ctrl-c, Ctrl-v, Ctrl-x and Ctrl-f.
Kevin Adams
>tfw my company only lets me use notepad++
Daniel Lee
>git support.
Who even uses that stuff? Just get a terminal and be done with it
Carson Campbell
Visual studio code is better
Bentley Morgan
I have nothng against sublime per se but this screenshot looks so fuckng awful I can't even tell whether it's bait or not
Landon Lopez
>tfw my company forces us at gunpoint to code exclusively in powerpoint
The ping pong table in the breakroom is nice though
Nathan Scott
emacs and vscode with vim keybindings are the GOAT.
I'm forever torn between these two
Kayden Nelson
Thus seems common, I switch between emacs and vscodium depending on the situation
Oliver King
ignore the vim/emacs autists. Sublime Text is unparalleled.
Blake Green
>a closed source ""app"" is unparalleled.
the current soi state of Jow Forums
Zachary Morales
notepad
Brayden Turner
ed, zoomers