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Meh, I don't need another editor for linux, vim is enough for me.

• drhowarddrfine 17y ago
  Yep.
• slmbrhrt 17y ago
  Yeah, no offense UE, but gvim's already got all your front-page features. Find/replace? Of course. Hex editing? Yes, via external helper xxd. Column mode? If you mean block visual mode, yes. Justifying text is available through a macro. Highly configurable and powerful? I'd say so. Macros and scripts? Naturally. Highly configurable GUI with file tabs, split windows, and more? Yes, yes, yes, and please define 'more' more succinctly.
  • eli 17y ago
    Just because gvim (or emacs) can already do everything anyone has ever conceived of doing with a text editor doesn't mean it can't be improved upon.
    • jules 17y ago
      Exactly. It's the interface that matters, not the feature list.
    • eru 17y ago
      For example Emacs could use a good programming language. Emacs lisp is awkward. (At least we should get static scoping.)