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I mean windows manager change seems fine if you got bored and just wanna learn a new one. But is there a particular reason why you would like to change from VS Code to Emacs?
Don't get me wrong, I love Emacs, just was curious as to why :D -
orhun12535y
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Come into the light and join us in the kingdom of VIM!
Nah, kidding, Emacs is a great choice, just could never be assed to learn it, kudos to you. -
I just discovered kakoune. It's muddied the waters for which modal editor I want to learn.
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It's a shame you would judge a product based on owner rather than on merit.
That's like not playing a game you like based on a producer you don't.
The only loser in that scenario is you.
Logic and preference should prevail. -
@orhun I use vim for everything but code.
VSCode is so easier and I can make it work with fewer plugins and configuration that it would take with vim. And the solutions Iggie on VSCode were better as wel. Specially the vim keystrokes. :)
But, yes, it always pays back not getting stuck with just one tool. -
matt-jd10305yEmacs is great when you get into it, lots of modes to help you program in whichever language and do most of the things you need to do in emacs
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If you just want to take the Microsoft out of VSCode, there's VSCodium. They provide builds of the MIT-Licensed part of VSCode (which is "all the features, except the branding and the telemetry")
https://github.com/VSCodium/... -
Root825575y@stonestorm EA is evil and I will never give them a dime. Microsoft isn't much better. Google is much worse, but it's basically impossible not to pay them somehow. Though I still try.
This is how you voice your opinion as a consumer: with your money. -
orhun12535yOkay I've switched back to i3 since I couldn't find a lightweight and simple status bar like i3bar for bspwm.
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I've decided to change the key components of my Arch Linux system. Of course it's not gonna be quick but here's my plan:
i3 -> bspwm
VSCode -> GNU Emacs
What do you guys think?
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