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Do you know Kakoune? I've used a month and like it. Fast, lean, work with other unix tools well, extend by sh,
by co_dh 8y ago
Do you know Kakoune?
I've used a month and like it. Fast, lean, work with other unix tools well, extend by sh,
- dilap 8y agoNever heard of it. Initial thoughts: Very vi-inspired. Snappy on small files at least. Terminal only? Is it easy to extend? Anything comparable to emacs "shell" mode? Appreciate the tip, though!
- flukus 8y ago> Terminal only? Yes, but there's a GTK proof of concept: https://gitlab.com/Screwtapello/kakoune-gtk https://gitlab.com/Screwtapello/kakoune-gtk > Anything comparable to emacs "shell" mode? No, it's design goal is to be just an editor, things like shell mode are left to something like tmux or a tiling window manager. > Is it easy to extend? Yes, but not in the same way as emacs or vim, it's very much built around the unix as an IDE philosophy so it makes interacting with external tools easy through shell scripts.