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whats the best FOSS IDE (and why?)
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this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2023
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Neovim all the way, super fast and lends you heavy control.
how does not having a gui work? it's just the terminal right?
There are multiple gui front ends, but its still very popular to use it in the terminal. Its a TUI, so it practically works like a GUI.
difference between cli and tui? also what frontends are good
In a cli you only type commands and send them with Enter, in a TUI you can click/move around with the arrows just like in a gui.
Edit: dont know about good front ends.