My go-to terminal text editor is micro. It’s intuitive, has sensible controls (looking at you, ESC:qa!), and supports plugins for expanding functionality. It’s the only terminal text editor I’ve used that does what I expect and I regularly use it instead of vscode. Nano is my backup and Vim is my enemy.
I use VSCodium instead.
Notepad++ here, and jerbrains ide for actual coding needs.
I do use vscodium on my Linux systems tho
BTW I use Vi.
Also Nano
My go-to terminal text editor is micro. It’s intuitive, has sensible controls (looking at you,
ESC:qa!), and supports plugins for expanding functionality. It’s the only terminal text editor I’ve used that does what I expect and I regularly use it instead of vscode. Nano is my backup and Vim is my enemy.