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Whichever one it is, don't start the great editor wars in the comments! 😛

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Could easily see myself getting *some* flack for this, but I tend to use Visual Studio Code as an IDE.

For a gui text editor, I've been liking Textadept recently. I used to use Scite.

On a command prompt, I normally use micro.

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VS Code. I use it for writing FreeCAD macros in Python and editing g-code files (when necessary) for 3D printing. It’s a solid tool with so many useful extensions.

Hell, I sometimes use it to compose toots for Mastodon! (Because the character count is right there)

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It's Neovim with the LazyVim distribution for me
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Feel free to roast me but VSCode (not vscodium)
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tmux and vim-nox with the NerdTree and jedi-vim plugins. I've only recently just got started with this setup after bouncing around other editors in the past, but I feel this one captures my workflow best.
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A mixture of Kate, Vim, and Qt Creator. Vim is my favorite of the three, but it can be a bit cumbersome trying to copy between separate instances in certain cases. Kate works well in those edge cases (and for times when a GUI is handy). Qt Creator is amazing though IMO, good enough that I can stand living without Vim if I'm writing Qt code.
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mostly SciTE on the desktop, vis or vi on the commandline
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I program mostly in Java. I use NetBeans, Visual Studio Code and micro
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Neovim when it's a quick/small thing, vscode when it's a massive project :morty:
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GNU #emacs. It replaced VS Code and Neovim for me. The terminal version serves better than Neovim, and the graphical one is more feature-complete and extensible than VS Code.
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VSCode for development, Mainly for the official extensions & CotEditor(GUI)/Vim(TUI) for text editing depending on what im doing.
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#vim for me. For those who want to go over to the dark side, #realpython has a great tutorial on how to set it up https://realpython.com/vim-and-python-a-match-made-in-heaven/ but I find plain vim with either elflord or murphy colorscheme is good enough for me in most cases. I like VS Code too. It has replaced Notepad++ as my go to on Windows and I install on Linux at home as a backup.
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as a former VisualStudio2022 unenthusiast, I must say : I ❤️ Jetbrains Rider
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i use nano and text editor 🤮 I should move to atom again
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Gedit! I used to use an IDE, LiteIDE, but now I'm a "Notepad purist".
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text editor cli is Nano, GUI ie KATE, ide...is VSCode 🙁 I know I should feel bad for that one.
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First Eclipse and Geany, then Atom.
Now Atom is dead, so VSCode.
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been giving Lapse a go, definitely not the most stable, but a lot of potential https://lapce.dev/

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