nixCraft 🐧Top 6 awesome text editors for Linux and Unix command-line users/developers https://www.cyberciti.biz/open-source/awesome-text-editors-for-linux-and-unix-command-line-users-developers/
Pixel Dunn@nixCraft i like vim and its fin :)
Karl Levik Ⓥ@nixCraft I *want* to like neovim, but I must object a little to the claim it has "strong defaults" on the basis that you can't mouse-select text and ctrl-shift-c copy text from it. This method for copying text works with almost everything else in the terminal.
Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud@nixCraft At this point it's vim; although, I used to like vi, emacs, and Xemacs. I can't imagine 2 more.
Nehu 
@nixCraft Nice list! Although I'd love to see #helix (https://helix-editor.com) on that list. Lots of great features provided OOTB in that editor. :)
Francisco Nogueira@nixCraft
I confess although I'm mainly a vim command line user, in the last couple of years I tend to open files with vscode directly from the command line when ide added features are needed. Not exclusively but many times to edit more complex markdown files with auto generated TOCs, to give just an example.
I confess although I'm mainly a vim command line user, in the last couple of years I tend to open files with vscode directly from the command line when ide added features are needed. Not exclusively but many times to edit more complex markdown files with auto generated TOCs, to give just an example.