I prefer editors that don't break personally, don't need another thing to fix while I'm fixing things
Sometimes it breaks. That's fine - I can fix it trivially. But because it's my own, I also put up with things in it I wouldn't otherwise, because I know how to work around it.
I also get a level of pleasure from gradually taking more and more control of my own tools that I'd never want to give up.
'snark'.tr('nr', 'lc')The "problem" mainly that it works well enough for me, and I've had little incentive to make it work at all for anyone else.... Though now that it runs in my own terminal, I'm thinking of unifying some of the buffer handling for both the editor and terminal and splitting that out as a gem, and once I've done that and rewritten some of the (currently rather inefficient) rendering and syntax highlighting code (the syntax highlighting uses Rouge, which is fine, but I have a mountain of things on top that I'm slowly cleaning up so they're reusable and somewhat performant) it'll start to approach usable for others...