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Wow. This is now my new console editor. I've always used nano (after pico) for nix editing. Never been worth the trouble to get comfortable on emacs or vi (all
by eatenbyagrue 18y ago
Wow. This is now my new console editor. I've always used nano (after pico) for nix editing. Never been worth the trouble to get comfortable on emacs or vi (all my coding is mostly on Windows or MacOS)
Having syntax coloring and the simplicity of good old of ctrl-c, ctrl-v, and ctrl-z is perfect.
- jrockway 18y agoBoth emacs and vim run on MacOS and Windows. Emacs even supports the CUA keybindings, although if you're going to use those bindings, you might as well not bother with emacs.