I'm currently using VS Code, but I've found it to be quite heavy on my dual-boot system. Recently, I tried using *micro*, which is simple and lightweight but lacks some features. I'm looking for better lightweight IDE options with good features. If Neovim is your pick, could you suggest a solid tutorial? I find Neovim pretty complex and haven't been able to dedicate time to learn it yet.
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Sublime Text is a fantastic option! It's lightweight and has an awesome user interface. Many people, including me, really love it for coding on Linux.
If you're considering Neovim, I've been using it and really enjoying it. You can set it up to feel a bit more like an IDE by customizing your `.nanorc` file for Nano, which can also be a good alternative if you want something simpler. Just add some settings for syntax highlighting and line numbers to make your coding experience better!
Totally agree! Sublime is super smooth and has a ton of plugins to extend its functionality.