[–] adlpz 13y ago ↗ I am not familiar with Textadept. How does this compare with (g)vim or Sublime? It looks rather nice. [–] terhechte 13y ago ↗ Detailed review: http://yfl.bahmanm.com/Members/ttmrichter/software-reviews/t... [–] minikomi 13y ago ↗ I usually use vim but I spent an evening with it. It's very pleasant, and very snappy.It might be nice to give someone as a first editor - there's very little to distract. [–] jweir 13y ago ↗ I gave a try a couple of years ago when looking to replace Textmate.It held a lot of promise, but was rather slow at the time, so I didn't end up using it.It is probably much faster now, as there are regular updates and that was probably three versions ago.I like the concept of Lua as the core. The promise of it being extendable is there.And I see there is a terminal version as well... cool project.
[–] terhechte 13y ago ↗ Detailed review: http://yfl.bahmanm.com/Members/ttmrichter/software-reviews/t...
[–] minikomi 13y ago ↗ I usually use vim but I spent an evening with it. It's very pleasant, and very snappy.It might be nice to give someone as a first editor - there's very little to distract.
[–] jweir 13y ago ↗ I gave a try a couple of years ago when looking to replace Textmate.It held a lot of promise, but was rather slow at the time, so I didn't end up using it.It is probably much faster now, as there are regular updates and that was probably three versions ago.I like the concept of Lua as the core. The promise of it being extendable is there.And I see there is a terminal version as well... cool project.
[–] vastinfest 13y ago ↗ Everything seems nice and rather well thought out. Unfortunately I was unable to figure out how to disable aliased text.
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 30.2 ms ] threadIt might be nice to give someone as a first editor - there's very little to distract.
It held a lot of promise, but was rather slow at the time, so I didn't end up using it.
It is probably much faster now, as there are regular updates and that was probably three versions ago.
I like the concept of Lua as the core. The promise of it being extendable is there.
And I see there is a terminal version as well... cool project.