• lime!@feddit.nu
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    10 hours ago

    writing a text editor in a shell language is certainly… a choice. also this kinda feels like an ad for your own project.

    anyway i’ve gone notepad, np++, eclipse, sublime, atom, vim, nvim, back to vim, then vis, then vim again, and now helix, which i’ll hopefully stick with a while. worst has gotta be the GMod Wiremod Expression editor. honorable mention to acme.

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        11 minutes ago

        I mentioned it in my own comment but there’s a pretty much 1 to 1 clone of Notepad++ on Linux called Notepadqq

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        2 hours ago

        gedit and kate are better alternatives honestly. and with their security practices i would rather be without.

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          Interesting, what are their bad security practices?

          I have kate but it’s way behind notepad++, IMO! Will check out gedit, thanks.

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      8 hours ago

      Don’t use fin. It, like all my stuff, is scruffy.

      It’s just honestly my fave (~ Would be weirder if I were writing it masochistically to not be my fave). Wrote it with intention of using it in the future.

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        8 hours ago

        as long as you’re having fun and learning. although i don’t know if it’s dogfooding if you’re a one-man band; seems more like just cooking.