Text Editor Survey

Vim, for now, but I've gotten a taste of what Emacs can do, and now I'm envious of them. *I want that power for myself.

You want power? Try Linux, try FreeBSD, try a UNIX-like OS. You want editing power? Try Vim. You want a lousy OS that calls itself an editor with hard to remember keystrokes? Try Emacs

[binary_boy]

I like Emacs

/waits for flames

[Feztaa]

FOOL! VIM 0WNZ J00!!

;D

I like Emacs

/waits for flames

/me charges fireball..........

[Mor_gath]

Vim

[cga]

Yes, Vim is very popular. But are there any other editors being widely used? Like Joe or NEdit?

Anybody use Pico or Nano? How about Cooledit?

Yes, Vim is very popular. *But are there any other editors being widely used? *Like Joe or NEdit?

Anybody use Pico or Nano? *How about Cooledit?

No need because we have 8) VIM 8)

[popcorn]

/me holds steak and BBQ sauce, while waiting for flames

xemacs


BUT have just descovered gvim and I like it.

/me holds steak and BBQ sauce, while waiting for flames

xemacs


BUT have just descovered gvim and I like it.

Just remember I KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE POPCORN !!!!

[redhead]

Hmmm I've allways been fond of emacs, when editing large sources and the like. For quick changes I use vim or ed.

But since emacs-21.1, I've taken a more liking to vim, I hate the new rearanging of the menus and that GUI bar at the top of emacs, whats that all about ?? This is not xemacs its emacs.. I would love, if there were a flag to tell it to _NOT_ have that.... And no `emacs -nw` isn't an option..