Linerly on Nostr: to be honest, Zed is quite nice to use and pretty minimal, but it's missing a few ...
to be honest, Zed is quite nice to use and pretty minimal, but it's missing a few things that makes me stay on VS Code (or VSCodium, in my case) like Git commits, intellisense, etc.
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