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Chambers <ben### [at] pacificwebguy com> wrote:
> Oh, really? I wasn't aware of this. Let me guess, it also has an
> editor on the Mac? I'd assume that the Linux version remains CLI in the
> official distribution...
Unix/Linux people don't need nor want a builtin editor because most
Unix/Linux people have a different mentality and different customs than
Windows and Mac people. In Unix/Linux the mentality is more "one text
editor for all applications" instead of the "each application has its
own builtin editor" mentality of Windows/Mac.
It makes sense. When you are accustomed to your favorite text editor and
have configured it to your liking, why should you be forced to use anything
else? You don't *need* anything else.
In Windows (and probably Mac), however, people usually don't know nor
care how to connect different programs to perform a certain task, and thus
they want each program supporting everything by builtin features.
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- Warp
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