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[Dat Guy]

Why exactly do you think 120.5 MB of RAM is not "heavy" for editing text?!

[LegionOfOne]

2 minutes ago, Dat Guy said:

Why exactly do you think 120.5 MB of RAM is not "heavy" for editing text?!

This is heavily dependent on the plugins that a person is using and what is actually in the editor at the time. While I agree, in fact MS Word only uses like ~ 35 mb of ram any given users actually use case may be a poor citing for actual performance.

[vorticalbox]

19 minutes ago, Dat Guy said:

Why exactly do you think 120.5 MB of RAM is not "heavy" for editing text?!

because its next to nothing in terms of my total ram usage and it does everything I need to for that.

 

I just opened all the files I have opened in atom in notepad and it is using 54MB but I now have 6 windows open and not one.

[Dat Guy]

18 minutes ago, LegionOfOne said:

This is heavily dependent on the plugins that a person is using and what is actually in the editor at the time.

Again, even a heavily extended Emacs only hogs a fraction of those resources.

[-iSynthesis]

I'd recommend Brackets. Light weight but very powerful. I personally use PHPStorm for most of the stuff i do now, just because i find the project overview better.

[TommyTwommy]

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