For those of us locked on Windows computers for one reason or another, what's the best text editor to be using, Jow Forums?
Windows Text Editor
Logan Williams
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Matthew Carter
VSCode or Sublime. But Sublime is overpriced, get VSCode.
Cooper Taylor
VSCode
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Angel Morgan
Atom
Colton Adams
Sublime is free as in winRAR
John Torres
Sublime Text>anything
Thomas Gomez
>not pirating both
Brandon Cooper
>Sublime is free as in winRAR
Yeah and just as annoying.
Joshua Bailey
>JavaScript
discarded
Owen Rivera
gvim
Sebastian Cook
Vim for Windows.
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Lucas Murphy
Sublime Text or VSCode
Sublime is proprietary paid software (eternal trial), has less features and less extensions
VSCode is electron bloat, hogging tons of RAM
pick your poison
of course with any linux-like environment for windows (like cygwin or git-bash) you can always use vim
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Brayden James
>all shit alternatives
Piss off!
Use nano. Just werks!
Grayson Martin
programmer's notepad
Brody Morales
so then what's the 7zip to sublimes winrar?
Jaxon Cooper
Notepad++
Luke Cruz
I'd really like xi editor was usable
but its not even nano-tier today
Asher Perry
Absolutely proprietary.
Evan White
>Kate/Notepad++
C, CPP, Java
>Pycharm
Python
Why would i want to use browser to edit text?
Carson Rivera
NTemacs
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Brody Bailey
What extensions are good? Themes?
Not used to using a bunch of keyboard shortcuts to do things. Any good guide to help me learn if I wanted to use something like vim, nano, or emacs?
Brayden Brown
Notepad++
Asher Wilson
If you into webdev then I recommend:
quokka js
rainbow bracket
prettier
rainbow indendt
palenight operator theme
Lincoln Brown
The answer to any text editor question is always:
Emacs
Cooper Flores
Notepad and wordpad. Installing anything else is bloat.