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[โ€“] brad@toad.work 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Vim wouldn't even have occurred to me if you hadn't said it. I use Vim more than I talk to my family.

[โ€“] thayer@lemmy.ca 3 points 1 year ago

Exactly, text editors are such everyday staples and yet it's easy to take for granted that they are open source. Vim is often the first package I install on new systems when not already present and, outside of my web browser, is certainly the program I use most.

On that note, I'll add Markor to my favourites list. It's absolutely the best Android markdown editor/viewer I've found to date, and it works beautifully with Syncthing folders.