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What less popular text editors do you like or should have a shout out more often? What stuff do you do with it?

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  • Idk if it counts as less popular, but I always thought Sublime got too much flak. The popups are annoying, but other than that it's a great editor imo. It doesn't have the bells and whistles of something like VSCode or a full IDE, but that's also why I like it, it's much more snappy and lightweight. And you can still get things like LSP working so for me at least it gives me everything I look for in an editor. I even decided to pay for a license a few years back, considering I make my salary with this thing the cost is negligible.

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  • But don't push snaps as much

    • Cannot read files from SD card which works fine under windows

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  • Idk, it never quite goes smoothly for me when I try to do anything involving NTFS.

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  • I see why it exists but avoid it (and all other universal package formats) like the plague. Never had a good experience with it.

    • I'm probably going to get a lot of explanations in the comments

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  • I legit have no idea how Mint or Pop is not the default by now.

    • Now more than ever, ChromeOS is Linux with Google’s desktop environment

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  • [Insert GNU/Linux interjection copypasta]

    • The final nail in Reddit's coffin dropped today:

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  • Redirected me to r/welding, wtf

    • The final nail in Reddit's coffin dropped today:

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  • And it's going to work simply because of people not caring and because of the difficulty of switching platforms. I myself am guilty of this, I'm still using reddit for the communities that haven't moved over to Lemmy yet, though I've reduced my usage because I refuse to install the official app for Android after they killed third party apps. Now that Boost is available for Lemmy, I'll be making the gradual switch. But I doubt the majority of users will bother doing the same.