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Anonymous Coward writes "GitHub's Atom, a new text editor blending C++ and web technologies, is now being released as a limited beta. The new editor, which claims to have partial TextMate support, is extensible with the help of a centralized add-on manger (the same way Eclipse does) and is heavily integrated with the github platform. The final licence is not known at the moment, but the project already makes use of over 80 open source software packages.
Access to the beta is currently "invite only"."
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GitHub's Atom: Yet Another Text Editor.
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I'm not a robot like you. I don't like having disks crammed into me... unless they're Oreos, and then only in the mouth.
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(Score: 2, Informative) by theHazardMan on Friday February 28 2014, @04:30PM
I'm in the same boat. Sublime Text offers the "VIntage Mode", which at least lets me use most of the basic vim keybindings, but I feel like switching back and forth between vim and sublime is holding me back from mastering either. On Linux I tend to prefer having many terminals open through Xmonad, so vim is the natural fit in this environment, yet I still spend a decent amount of time in Windows, so I need sublime to give me a somewhat sane environment for that.