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@nixCraft where is #neovim? 🤣

@nixCraft Does that make Louis Slotin "Atom"?

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Any #kakoune enthusiasts here?

@nixCraft to be honest, as a long-time VSCode user, I Identify with Ken

@nixcraft and what about Emacs with evil mode and vscode with the vim extension?

@nixCraft @atpfm regarding last episode’s discussion on editors. 😆

@nixCraft time to dust off my old fanny pack.

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And in the background ... that squirrel in the tree ... that's nano.

@nixCraft 😂 and here I am using Rsudio

@nixCraft I use VS Code daily for work and I am Kenough.

@nixCraft Wer ist der Typ in Bunt? Kommt der aus irgendeinem Film?

@nixCraft surprised that no one mentioned Sublime Text yet. Not as bloated as VSCode nor does it require memorizing countless keyboard shortcut to be used

@nixCraft I am still happy that I have almost 40 years of vi muscle memory in my fingertips, but I have in the last 2 years been amazed at how much I have come to rely on VSCode for daily use in embedded systems development under Docker.

Same goes for Docker by the way as I was stuck using VMs for so many years.

I started programming on the University of Toronto's timeshared punch card system back in the late 70s - we have come so far since then :-)

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@nixCraft well then vscode is kenough !!

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@nixCraft Makes me want to use emacs even more than I already do.

@nixCraft I've been using vim for sometimes and I love It, but it's been a while that I use a vim plugin in vscode for some daily cases.

@nixCraft Editors...there are more of them than flavors of religion.

We tend to stick with what works for us when we devoted the time to learn the weirdness unique to _that_ editor. For me it's DEC's TPU, that is EVE; only that's no longer an option for me. Now I'm wandering in the desert seeking a replacement. Nothing seems to measure up.