Text editor debate, zoomer edition

[Trihexagonal]

I went directly from NotePad to LeafPad and never skipped a beat or felt the need to look at anything else.

I can work much, much faster with it than anything else and could have a screen full of different instances of it open at once with working with markup and feel right at home..

[ann_droid]

Hi

Simples....

apt install joe

Job done.

[him610]

Decades ago, I purchased a c compiler, Mark Williams C, and it included an editor, microemacs. I used that for several years. Now I just stick with using nano or mousepad.

[hotnuma]

Geany : https://www.geany.org/
QtCreator : https://packages.debian.org/fr/bookworm/qtcreator
(QtCreator can do C/C++ even Gtk not only Qt)

[arzgi]

So can any decent editor. I¨m using the fading vim. through plugins, I don't know any comptuer language that it does not support.

[pearmypie2]

I really like the gnome text editor, it's simple and it supports syntax highlighting. When I really need a file explorer and a terminal I use VSCodium.
As for command line editors, I really like the idea of Kakoune, but I never get around to learn its bindings and config language. Even nano's config file seem complicated (and this is what I end up using most often).