alt Hacker NewsA lot of authors, myself included, want a "distraction free" editor. Its a whole over-populated market segment.
Prose thrives in the terminal. Ice and Fire was written in WordStar, as just one popular example.
A lot of authors, myself included, want a "distraction free" editor. Its a whole over-populated market segment.
Prose thrives in the terminal. Ice and Fire was written in WordStar, as just one popular example.
Rachel Kroll once posted that she writes her posts in nano, with the distraction of syntax highlighting turned off: https://rachelbythebay.com/w/2011/09/24/editor/
I can't find the link but I think at some point she compiled her own nano with some "helpful" feature patched out again.