Nishant Neeraj Agnihotri

@9to5linux@floss.social @kde@floss.social Kde is really customization godmode when it comes to desktop environment.

@carlrichell really liking the whole look and DE feel.

@godotengine I just started using godot recently and seriously i am impressed with the organized workflow, integrated GDScripting and shaders workflow for both visual and scripting. In love with event handling workflow too.

@godotengine devs all around the globe seriously dropped amazing games using godot.

@kde@floss.social kde is a desktop environment godmode with extensive customization configurations. Menu style could be a bit like mint but i guess plasma menu is lightweight in memory footprint.

@itsfoss@mastodon.social Emacs or Vim ?

@nixCraft@mastodon.social No tech can compete with a biological body which is capable to communite using sub-atomic particles beyond even all higher dimensions.

@nixCraft@mastodon.social Nokia era should return.

@nixCraft@mastodon.social Well emergency is the time of creativity.

@Zenie@piaille.fr @itsfoss@mastodon.social There are many technical aspects behind both of them. Vim is quick, easy to learn and fast. If you quickly wanna open the file then edit and close it. Emacs has more pro approach when it comes to even do scripting. Keep the program open. It's learning curve is little tough in start but once you grab it you will be at good utility use. Both has been great editors but emacs has a better edge.

@Zenie@piaille.fr @itsfoss@mastodon.social yea i personally prefer emacs as it has extensive modules to work with. Its kinda like OS. I also didnt want to go with vim. However, vim is suitable for situations where you need default editor to use even in different distros for quick file editing. And vim is available in mostly every distro as its small, old and lightweight.