It has no features that Xed doesn’t have that I use and takes up more system resources (it’s noticeably slower).
It’s far more confusing in its design with the project-pane thing which keeps constantly closing between reboots, and it has no recent-files menu section, which I rely on a lot (and if there is a plugin for this, I shouldn’t need a plugin for such a common feature).
I’ve made my decision for the time being. I am aware of Zed and can always change in the future should the need arise, but Kate frankly looked better, anyway.
You can disable all AI stuff in Zed with a single disable_ai: true setting. Still an awesome editor without any of the AI.
I’ve made my decision for the time being. I am aware of Zed and can always change in the future should the need arise, but Kate frankly looked better, anyway.
I think you’re mixing Zed and Kate in your comment and is kinda confusing hahaha
Sorry, edited; I actually meant Xed, the stock text editor in Mint. It’s proving to ve good enough when paired with Meld via Nemo Compare!