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TimeFreeze Feb 23
Doom Emacs
razing32 Mar 6
I think i should learn Vim and Emacs
Seems they are a lot more powerful and comfortable than i initially thought.
Hamish Mar 6
Nothing special for me, just gedit and nano. I even broke down and installed nano on my Red Hat Linux 7.3 install despite it not exactly being period accurate. You have to pick your battles.
wvstolzing Mar 7
I've recently migrated from neovim (as a long-time vim user) to emacs; & I think I'll stay here, because I've found that I like elisp a *lot* more than lua.

vim, neovim, & emacs have all been adding important features, & improving existing ones lately; so it's an exciting time to explore what each has to offer, & experiment.
dvd Mar 7
Emacs, vim and kate. Work and bigger typing sessions always in emacs.
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