The "Pine Is Not Emcas" editor
- A GUI text editor with the following focus
- Coding
- Journal Writing
- Documentation Writing
- In a word, I want to implement an emacs with org-mode, I choose to make org-mode built-in because
same problem have been solving again & again with different solution.
- Autocomplete, Syntax Highlight, Extension Management
- EXTREMELY easy to customize
- In any language you love.
- Modify behavior in runtime.
- Modify editor's source in runtime.
- Selection based editing modal similar to Kakoune/Helix.
- Cross platform
- Should be able to run in
- Windows
- Linux
- MacOS (x86_64 and ARM)
- WASM
- Should be able to run in
- Responsive!!!!
- One of the reason I don't want to use Emacs is that it feels too slow.
- Modern Interface
- One of the reason people don't like emacs is because the language along with the interface, since pine is a complete rewrite, it should be possible to put people in a better situation.
- vim/neovim
- It's a TUI software, many features simply isn't possible
- emacs
- Afaik, there's no WISIWYG document editing, but I planned to make it in Pine
- Also emacs is not responsive enough.
- other note taking platform
- well if you're not programmer I would argue that those are better for you, but those softwares are not as customizable as pine and they are not designed to integrate well with codes.
- Start up time
- pine is expected to run as a services, having said that, it should be able to start with in 0.5S
- Integration of window spliting with host.
- Planned
- I3WM & Sway
- Hyprland
- Planned