quick editing : Notepad++
coding : vscode , jetbrains
pim : emacs org-mode
I think sublime text is somewhere between quick editing and coding, but there are better options for both
coding : vscode , jetbrains
pim : emacs org-mode
I think sublime text is somewhere between quick editing and coding, but there are better options for both
Upon closing it persist even unsaved tabs, and those tabs are named after the first line of text. I find this incredibly helpful when juggling multiple snippets of code/logs, without having to think about saving or worrying about accidentally closing the window. Intellij Idea and Zim offer something similar, but they are clunky in comparison.
Anyone know another text editor that offers this functionality and run on Linux?
I've had 2 unsaved tabs in VSCode for like 6 months. Close VSCode / Open again, they show up...
For anything else, vscode or jetbrains
Need to find some reference or search whole folder: Sublime
IDEs are too fat, the only time I pull one out is when I need to design a WPF desktop app or sth.
F12 opens a file in Notepad2 in Directory Opus and `e FILE` does the same from Bash or PS, can't think of a time where I'd need someone more than Notepad2 but less than Sublime Text, or VS Code today. I've installed Notepad++ several times over the years and just never wanted to have to use it.