Man, this guy really hates the nano editor:

https://github.com/rwxrob/nano

rwxrob, that name vaguely rings a bell. I think he wrote some shizo Rust hate posts lol

lol, I don't care for vi, but I am not going to make repo about how evil or bad vi is. People use different tools for different reasons.

Why ? 🤦🏻‍♂️ I use only Nano in Linux. It’s just a tool to get the job done.

I once had an intern and midway through his internship he wrote 4 pages of concise bullet points, with size 12 font... of everything wrong with the product I wrote and poured my soul into. I fell in love with him

I don't think management appreciated him so much though. bah. they hired another guy and they really should've hired this guy!

also he sent Hitler memes once: https://youtube.com/watch/...

coder: uses ctrl+z

this guy: 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

nano is the best <3

@jestdotty lol, she did nazi that coming...

You can unmap ctrl-z and use another keybind for undo. But actually, you don't have to, because that's the default.

Nano is about as tiny as the name implies. That is a plus, with firing up an OS-sized editor for a one line edit and all.

Furthermore, the swiss army kitchensink approach to editors as a whole is kind of pointless a lot of the time. In a day-to-day setting I would need, besides writing, eight things:

- Syntax highlighting

- Undo/redo

- Find/replace

- Jump to line

- Copy/paste

- Open file

- Execute

- Backup my shit in case I accidentally close the window.

Every editor does this, which is the bare minimum. What's the fuzz about then? Trivial functionality that doesn't matter 99% of the time? Looks like it.

Anyway, crucify Visual Studio.