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>>james2+(OP)
Sublime is just great software. It does everything I could possibly ever want an editor to do, and it does it with half the memory usage of VS Code. I like VS Code well enough, but I can't abide resource waste like that, especially when it doesn't actually buy me anything.

Honestly, I use Sublime because nothing else can compare. Everything else is slow, bloated, worse to use, or some combination of the above.

>>bigstr+N3
Have you tried Zed, and if so, what's your opinion?

>>asmor+47
I have, but seems it has evolved quite a bit in the past year when looking at their new front page. I'll probably give it a shot. But in any case, I don't like their focus in collaborative features. It brings unnecessary bloat, that is not present in Sublime.

>>tipiir+19
Fwiw you can disable all AI bloat and online features with a couple of config keys

>>andrep+pj
But isn't that your "zed"'s selling point? What remains if you turn those off?

Does it have gamification too, in addition to "AI" and "social"?

>>nottor+Jy
An open source, fast, customizable cross-platform text editor with native UI and support for plugins and language servers. I don't think there's any other software that can tick all these boxes.

>>369548+Zg2
Language servers means "AI" right?

The other boxes can be ticked by a lot of editors that were made before the js monopoly.

>>nottor+hA3
No, LSPs. Language servers is a pretty well-defined term.