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mort96 ◴[] No.44316578[source]
I was interested in Zed, but lost all interest when they started integrating "AI". I'm tired of "AI" everywhere.

I'll just stick with Neovim until something better comes around. Which probably won't happen until after the "AI" bubble bursts.

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mixmastamyk ◴[] No.44320182[source]
Separate tools that do one thing well, works better sometimes.

E.g. editors often integrate a terminal and file manager. I already have them open constantly, so have never used the integrated versions.

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haiku2077 ◴[] No.44320463[source]
I used to use separate of each, but switched to the ones integrated into Zed. being able to click on a file in one and have it open one frame later in the others is very productive for me. e.g. click a link in my test runner's output to a line in a file and immediately jump to that file in the file tree and that line in a buffer.
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1. mixmastamyk ◴[] No.44322444[source]
Hmm, open tab performance hasn't been a concern of mine... since the turn of the century? (cough) Not using electron of course.

I suspect a preference here has more to do with how many monitors one has. I have multiple so prefer multiple windows. If away from my desk, having a fullscreen window split makes sense.

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2. haiku2077 ◴[] No.44323916[source]
Yeah, in my office I use a single ultrawide. And I'm often programming away from a desk on a laptop.

Back in the day I had a multi-monitor setup and that was super nice with a tiling VM and a terminal/*nix based development environment.