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I'm happy with tiled windows in Acme (editor/IDE) for daily work. The layouting algorithm (a simple one) does the right thing most of the time :^) My usual mod
by dexen 13y ago
I'm happy with tiled windows in Acme (editor/IDE) for daily work. The layouting algorithm (a simple one) does the right thing most of the time :^)
My usual mode is Acme maximized on one screen, and browser, email and IM spread on the other.
See it in action in rsc's screencast: http://research.swtch.com/acme http://research.swtch.com/acme
- rkowalick 13y agoI really wanted to like it, but the lack of syntax highlighting drove me nuts.
- dexen 13y agoPartly matter of taste, partly matter of code formatting style. Used to be big on syntax highlighting for years, but now I prefer mono. When needed, double-click highlights area between matching parens/brackets/braces/tags.
- RBerenguel 13y agoI got used to it (at least for go.) I use acme for go and at the same time a full-screened emacs for html/css (and gnus) at the same time. Works far better than expected, speed wise.
- RBerenguel 13y agoFull screen acme and the rest full-screened in "other window", one cmd-tab away. I try not to IM while working :)