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My terminal editor of choice is nano :P
by voidUpdate 2y ago
My terminal editor of choice is nano :P
- MobiusHorizons 2y agoIt sounds like you have two editors at least, vscode and nano. Based on this description, I would assume you use nano for commit messages, config file updates, and not much more. If that’s the case, you may want to at least check out what emacs or vim can do for you with some basic lsp integration. These would be replacements for vscode not nano, although once you get used to them, you might switch EDITOR over. Compared to the complexity of systems programming, vim or eMacs should be well within your grasp.
- voidUpdate 2y agoMy terminal editor of choice is nano. I do quite a bit of document writing, programming, config file updating etc in nano when I'm on a system without a GUI, but if I'm on something with a proper GUI, I tend to use VSC for script writing. I've attempted to use vim before but the different modes and all the key combinations and shortcuts went in one ear and out the other. I barely remember how to exit. Nano has always just seemed more friendly to me, like "oh you want to write a file? Here's a text buffer, ctrl+x when you're done with it"