Zed. It's good.
>Zeddeprecated
>>109661419no one cares about "collaborative" editing/prooompting
>>109661487>no one cares about zedwe know
>>109661410I am using it at work and at home for over a year, great editor. I am the only person at my company who uses Zed, the rest are VSCode and/or jetbrains fags
>>109661419Isn't that logo a pedophile symbol?
>>109661410i don't like the look of itI can theme sublime and jetbrains stuff just fine, desu jetbrains editors look great right out of the boxbut zed always looks like shit and hurts my eyes, no matter the theme and font size I choose
>>109661419>140MB text editorlollmaoCompiling that shit is an DoS attack masking a supply chain attack.
>zed with helix motionsyeah, its coding time
>>109663753a literal tranny built zed's UI stackof course they love little boys
>>109664036yeah, I can't quite understand why but it looks rather off in comparison to vscode
>>109661410does it have vim keybinding?
>>109669358yes and it's the best emulation I've seen
>>109661410I like it cause it reminds me of Atom
>>109661410i like it, but they still have that bug where files that were created or moved outside the editor sometimes just don't appear within the project explorerand then the maintainers refused to add a manual folder refresh button to the command palette favouring some automated solution that just keeps breakingi also don't like how extensions just automatically update without any input from myself
>>109661410It's nicer than VS Code that's for sure, but I'm still waiting for support to get a bit better.
>>109661410how does it compare to vscode for webshit??
>>109661410The only point of VS code is its wide range of plugins.This thing is VS code without plugins. Pointless.
>>109661410Takes almost two hours to compile. Fuck off.
Zed's dead baby, Zed's dead.
>>109669881>but they still have that bug where files that were created or moved outside the editor sometimes just don't appear within the project explorerit does this in the git panel too, absolutely fucking infuriating
>>109673786>This thing is VS code without plugins.its not a web browser though, how is it similar>>109674831>compiling your desktop softwarewhy, you a timesinking /g/entooman?
>>109672973webshitter here, I use it at work with Nuxt/Vue/TypeScript etc., works pretty good, I don't have any problems. Haven't used vscode professionally or at home for almost 2 years
>>109677158I'm on NixOS and just changing the environmental variable for a package forces you to recompile it
>>109661410>zed>goodTOPKEK
>>109661957kek
>>109679028cant you just set env vars outside the derivation?
>>109679277How so? I know I can set them globally, but that would change my TMPDIR for all software on my machine. Zed's GPG doesn't work with a noexec tmp because they write a fucking shell script, so I wanted to change its TMPDIR to /run/user/1000 specifically for Zed.
>>109679028>>109679355This is why you shouldn't use meme distros. Not that zed would work anyway though. >>109679042
>>109679506It works fine for me
I used to use vscode but started using zed because codex in vscode kept breaking. It's got some things I like more but also some things I dislike. Much of a muchness>>109669881I get that all the time but couldn't be fucked reporting it as a bug>and then the maintainers refused to add a manual folder refresh button to the command paletteDid they really? Maybe I'll open a bug/feature request next time it happens
>>109679042just use a normal operating system with a proper desktop environment
>>109679541>Did they really?Yeah, there's been a number of issues related to it, often gets closed because they implment some kind of 'fix' but looking at the comments, it just keeps reappearing for people.Eventually somebody made a pull-request to implement manual refreshing, but they ended up rejecting it because they seem to prefer their polling based approach instead.>https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pull/46291#issuecomment-4265314341
I like it the only problem is long compilation times in NixOS, using Nix in arch it is a little bit troublesome to point the binaries of a flake derivation output to lets say the Java LSP. But well working with Java without an IDE is a horrible as working with C++ without an IDE. Their predictions and their agents panel alongside Opencode is really good and its lightweight.For python and rust is easy as pie to setup and its great. I have yet to try it with golang and elixir.
zed for me takes a whole minute to open meanwhile code is instant. rust is so fucking bad.
>>109661410buy an ad
im just using vscode until i make my own TE.Programmers are hopeless for actually improving tools because they'll never stop worshiping the 1970s CS culture they'll never experience.
>>109661419more like defecated.>>109663753>>109667944but enough about torrent downloaders.
>>109664036How do I sublime text for free on Fedora?
>>109685175look up on github, people discuss it therefor example >wasulabenjamin/How to activate Sublime Text Build 4200 x64.mdseems like this is working/used to work by reading comments:>sudo cp /opt/sublime_text/sublime_text /opt/sublime_text/sublime_text.bak>sudo sed -i 's/\x0F\xB6\x51\x05\x83\xF2\x01/\xC6\x41\x05\x01\xB2\x00\x90/' /opt/sublime_text/sublime_textplenty similar gists exist where people discuss activating things on linux by editing hex
>>109661410>ZedUse Gram instead. No slop fondling bullshit included. Don't be a code cuck
>>109687771Pretty cool. Would love to see an official Windows build one day
>>109661410I tried zed but for some reason I prefer vscode
>>109661410Don't need to fix what ain't broken.
>>109687771why is that frog $0yjaking
>>109689755>pay up, good goy
>>109690326Aren't you paid for working? or maybe you do it for free?
