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The target market for this editor seems infinitesimal. Who on Windows these days groks the terminal on Windows, wants a terminal editor instead of Notepad++ or
by pico303 1y ago
The target market for this editor seems infinitesimal. Who on Windows these days groks the terminal on Windows, wants a terminal editor instead of Notepad++ or VSCode, and finds Neovim overwhelming? And certainly no one on Ubuntu is looking for this.
That said, give me QuickBasic back in the terminal on Windows, Mac, and Linux, and now you’ve got my attention…
- skissane 1y ago> That said, give me QuickBasic back in the terminal on Windows, Mac, and Linux, and now you’ve got my attention… There are already open source clones of QuickBasic which provide what you want, plus a whole lot more, such as QB64 and FreeBASIC. While I'd love it were Microsoft to some day open source QuickBasic/QBasic/PDS/VB for DOS/etc, that would largely be of historical rather than practical benefit.
- TowerTall 1y agowsl2 users that needs to edit an file on linux springs to mind.
- pico303 1y agoI use neovim for that.