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For sure. I use Emacs regularly too, and of course it supports this kind of thing. BBEdit makes it flat out pleasant though. I appreciate how well the new addit
by kstrauser 5mo ago
For sure. I use Emacs regularly too, and of course it supports this kind of thing. BBEdit makes it flat out pleasant though. I appreciate how well the new additions melt into the UI.
- skydhash 5mo agoI won’t disagree with that, but my daily driver is OpenBSD. Emacs is what I got ;)
- kstrauser 5mo agoRight on! I have much love for Puffy. You'll never hear me speak evil on Emacs. It's one of mankind's greatest software accomplishments. But I spend most of my days and nights on a Mac, and when in Rome...
- jeffrallen 5mo agoMe neither. But I will speak evil of evil-mode. That's just plain evil.
- chipotle_coyote 5mo agoI admit I have recently moved, on my Mac, from BBEdit to Emacs for most things, although Emacs has also taken over from Ulysses and Day One for me. But there are still some things that I end up doing in BBEdit, because it's kind of a multitool for text manipulation that, unlike Emacs, exposes its power very easily. As much as I'm growing to love Emacs, there's something to be said for an editor that doesn't answer so many questions with "write a little Lisp".