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yes, stick with emacs even when the next shiny new editor appears and begins it's inevitable descent into becoming bloated and slow
by indy 25d ago
yes, stick with emacs even when the next shiny new editor appears and begins it's inevitable descent into becoming bloated and slow
- devnonymous 25d agoI agree, this is why I still use vi :-) Sorry couldn't resist
- ncphillips 25d agoNeovim has been game changing. Literally nothing I miss from VSCode or Jetbrains now
- maleldil 25d agoI'm missing a good way to turn on/off plugins and settings depending on the directory. Eg turning off rust-analyzer on some projects, or using pyright instead of mypy as the LSP.
- speedster217 25d agoDoesn't lazy.nvim have some support for that? I use the LazyVim distribution but I remember something in the docs about per-repo plugin settings
- flexagoon 25d agoReal programmers use butterflies
- tmtvl 25d agoYada yada yada, M-x butterfly.
- indy 25d agoYes, the vi family of editors is just as valid a choice as emacs (and have arguably been the better choice for longer, it's just that personally I could never get on with modal editing)
- tengwar2 25d agoWell, you know what they say: if Emacs is a religion, vi is a cult that is difficult to work out how to quit.
- iLemming 25d agoYou just don't know it yet. Emacs vims better. Source: I'm a die-hard vimmer.
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- arnoooooo 24d agoEmacs + evil is the best Vim.