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Use Emacs, then you don't need several not very good editors. /flamebait
by jasonm23 14y ago
Use Emacs, then you don't need several not very good editors. /flamebait
- lokedhs 14y agoI was just about to post the same thing (mentioning emacsclient though). Does that make me a troll? :-)
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- jasonm23 14y agoapparently, not.
- jlgreco 14y agoFrankly I don't see the point with Vim either, or any other editor that is capable of some concept of modes. Why doesn't the author find sublime suitable for git commit messages?
- alecdbrooks 14y agoI would guess it has something to do with Vim having a console version and Sublime not. Commit messages are so short he probably just wants it to pop up in his shell, rather than in another window.
- dlitz 14y agoWith Emacs, you get a single not very good editor to rule them all! :P
- jasonm23 14y agosays the Vim guy.