nixCraft 🐧dev text editor car edition. which one are you?
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accela
Not a Spring Onion
PTEC3D@nixCraft I yam a li'l red chevy...
StatusSquatter 
🍫@nixCraft sublime text 🚴♂️
🏁⚡Omar Two Tone⚡🏁
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and if I use the simple "Text editor" a.k.a Gedit, what would be my car?
and if I use the simple "Text editor" a.k.a Gedit, what would be my car?
dot.mg@omartwotone @nixCraft gedit would be a bicycle. The bonus is : it's environment friendly.
Tim is wearing a mask 🌈
Scrapper_The_Coyote@omartwotone @nixCraft that is usually notepad, which in this case would be the celta
Everybody loves Gordo@nixCraft Trying to think of a good car for Sublime Text but drawing a blank. Hopefully something small and Japanese, please.
Mark Gardner
Petr Valenta@nixCraft emacs :)
mkolassa@nixCraft Depends on the task. Vim in a terminal is quick as can be for shell scripts, Perl, and Rust. VS/VSCode is pretty much required for C#.
RedstoneLP2@nixCraft depends. if it's just a small tweak to a config nano/vim (on windows notepad++), if it's something bigger vscode. if it's java intellij, if i'm forced to use windows to code c++ or .net visual studio.
nescio@nixCraft jetbrains for python (pycharm) sucks ass. Slow shitty editor. Would not compare it to an F1, more like a bumper car at the town fair
grillchen@nixCraft notepad is not as low on resources as vim
sBani@nixCraft Why choose? I use most of them (no Notepad++). Each one is useful in a certain situation
Primetime@nixCraft nano and VS Code, I used Atom previously.
Frederik@nixCraft I often am the one that doesn't have spelling errors in the description. In other cases, VSCode.
Humbird0 Fandom
Cogito ergo mecagoendios@nixCraft I take various forms of public transit: whatever open source editor is specialized in each language I'm dealing with (have used Kile, Spyder3, BlueFish, Atom, Eclipse...)
isirasan@nixCraft
It depends what I want to do and on which environment. Mostly the Jetbrains stuff, but vs code or vi when I have no other options.
It depends what I want to do and on which environment. Mostly the Jetbrains stuff, but vs code or vi when I have no other options.
James Lees@nixCraft can't believe Eclipse isn't on here. Surely, that would be a steam traction engine: slow, heavy, and hard to get started with
Naughtylus 
tonjuEmacs - DeLorean DMC-12
@nixCraft I still prefer to use atom, so where does that leave me?
verdx@nixCraft Everyone should have a corolla for the everyday ride and a good old modded ae68 to really enjoy the ride
0xC0DEC0DE07EA@nixCraft huh, solid, dependable Corolla on both of my editors. *looks out window* checks out.
Douglas King@nixCraft
I do most of my work in JetBrains. But I always have VSCode open as a generic scratchpad, to do complex regex substitutions, and to take notes. For quick edits to configs I use nano.
I do most of my work in JetBrains. But I always have VSCode open as a generic scratchpad, to do complex regex substitutions, and to take notes. For quick edits to configs I use nano.
tootankhamun@nixCraft
You forgot king emacs
You forgot king emacs
Joana de Castro Arnaud@nixCraft Geany. Any recent Renault low-cost car.
Steve Downey
~xX✨BimboForestPuppy✨Xx~@nixCraft I guess I'm a little chevy now, can't complain too much, at least the fuel economy is good :3
Gorgeous na Shock!@nixCraft This speaks to me because I use vscode or vim, depending on the language/target, and if I have to have a car it'll probably be a Toyota.
Kevin Boyd (he/him) 🇨🇦
Erik G.@nixCraft I only take the train. So… Geany?
MOVED TO POLYMATHS (Krafter)@nixCraft toyota corolla i guess, but i use VSCodium
@nixCraft Thanks I'll turn on eurobeat every time I fire up (neo)vim from now on
I'd like to interject for a second though, that neither visual studio nor notepad++ runs on Linux, while all the jet brain IDEs are cross-platform... The choice of asphalt vs all-terrain vehicles was not the best there.
Marcel Bischoff
Flowsune the Fox@nixCraft this is WAY too accurate