Me. Along with vi depending on my mood.

I primarily edit groff-, shell- and (small) c-files. I like it to simply search a line make the edit and move on.

All my groff and c projects have makefiles, with 'm' being an alias for 'make'. So a simple 'w' and '!m' will do.

I use 'z' a lot to view portions of the file.

If I need to transfer a part of a file to another file I simly write that part to a temporary file and import it.

There are some situations when I open vi instead. Primarily when I have to escape a lot of characters to make the edit.

I simply never tried emacs. No special reason for it. Moved from Kate to Vim to Vi to Ed. And kept using the last two from then on.

Maybe I'll take a look at it someday.

There is some truth in that statement.

I was pondering over why I go back to ed every once in a while. I think because it's kind of a problem solving puzzle. It helped / helps me to understand and use regular expressions.

(Open)vi is my daily driver which is fine for my use case (mainly groff files to make tests and other documents).

Thanks for bringing micro up. Seems like a nice editor. Never heard of it tbh.

https://micro-editor.github.io/index.html

Did some further investigation. I've build fbpdf (https://github.com/aligrudi/fbpdf, with all the -lmupdf-* removed from the Makefile to make it build) and this works very well. With pipe-viewer I can watch YT video's (which uses mpv under the hood).

Thanks for the inspiration.

Thanks for the reply.

Really Nice.

Could you elaborate on what programs you use tot display PDF files and which browser you use?