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I recently encountered an error in NotepadQQ
"Failed to create data pipe due to MOJO_RESULT_RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED"
I looked it up and it's as old as 2018.
Seems nobody is maintaining that thing.
So , i have to think about switching to a text editor with tabs that is more maintained.
What do you use / prefer ? ( commercial options are ok also )
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Last edited by Shmerl on 23 February 2024 at 7:05 am UTC
In this specific case that would be: kate.
(actually, I prefer kwrite, but kwrite doesn't support tabs)
Last edited by emphy on 23 February 2024 at 7:26 am UTC
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Yeah my classmates criticize me for the lack off fancy features too, but I don't wanna learn all the fancy features.
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I can use netrw fine, but it's a little inefficient, so I replaced it with lf directly.
I use good old desert colorscheme.
I use Neovim for front-end web dev (and writing, and general notes, and ...), so I get real-time debugging anyway. Depending on how far I get into learning C, I might be adding a debugger. I wanted to make my setup as standard as possible so I wasn't relying on third-party features if I, for some reason, needed to use vanilla Vim.
So, netrw is fine! But give me lf, please.
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I don't plan to use regular vim, so I don't mind Lua plugins. Neovim has a lot of powerful ones.
Last edited by Shmerl on 23 February 2024 at 5:31 pm UTC
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For quick stuff usually the fastest is vim.