Fish is the best . Do not listen what other says just because it’s easy to use does not make it a bad tool
Also helix better then neovim and emacs
And zellij better then tmux
Micro better then nano
Jj better then git A LOT
JJ lacks too many features compared to git, it’s easier to use but just less powerful. I think Helix and Zellij are good for that “batteries included” approach, but neovim and tmux are more powerful and allow much more customization IMO so those tools don’t displace them for me. I think shell choices are less impactful, if you’re writing scripts 90% of the time it’ll have to be bash anyway, use what you like for the interactive shell though.
Fish is the best . Do not listen what other says just because it’s easy to use does not make it a bad tool Also helix better then neovim and emacs
And zellij better then tmux
Micro better then nano Jj better then git A LOT
Careful brother, they are not ready for the truth.
You lost me at “helix better than nvim and emacs”
That’s the only one I could confirm, but probably because my config game is weak.
JJ lacks too many features compared to git, it’s easier to use but just less powerful. I think Helix and Zellij are good for that “batteries included” approach, but neovim and tmux are more powerful and allow much more customization IMO so those tools don’t displace them for me. I think shell choices are less impactful, if you’re writing scripts 90% of the time it’ll have to be bash anyway, use what you like for the interactive shell though.
Correct
What features is jj missing?
Git submodules and LFS. I use it for all other projects though
still don’t really get along with jj. and why use a tmux-alike when konsole has the same functionality built in?
Wow, you spelled mercurial really wrong
Yes! Helix is such a good editor that doesn’t get enough praise.