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Clever, but why? Notepad.exe, TextEdit.app, Gedit, nano are all already there - and do save if you want to after. TextEdit will even just let you quit and come
by ianlevesque 10y ago
Clever, but why? Notepad.exe, TextEdit.app, Gedit, nano are all already there - and do save if you want to after. TextEdit will even just let you quit and come back without saving and the draft is there. Leave the browser sometimes man!
- andrewla 10y agoThe nicest thing with using a shortcut like the one above is that all formatting is preserved, tables especially, but also other html elements with styling (mostly). This is very handy in a lot of contexts.
- fuck_google 10y agoThat is also something that Google Docs lacks because of the bloated NIH document editing interface.
- zatkin 10y agoHow dare you forget my favorite text editor in your list.
- dcgoss 10y agoWhich is?
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]
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- wingless 10y agoed.
- francium_ 10y agovim
- gravypod 10y agoCat, Awk, Grep, and unix pipes
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]
- gumby 10y agoEmacs. In TECO.
- dvfjsdhgfv 10y agoZile
- contingencies 10y agocopy con
- nathell 10y agoButterflies.
- dcgoss 10y agohttps://xkcd.com/378/ https://xkcd.com/378/ For those confused
- pvdebbe 10y agoacme
- m-r-r 10y agoNeovim
- bbcbasic 10y agoVisual Studio
- sigjuice 10y agoAlso, a quick way to get a scratch pad in Emacs is to switch to a non-existent buffer. C-x b foo RET and type away in a buffer called foo.
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