KDE is the desktop environment that finally made me stay on Linux full-time and I seriously feel like its developers don't get enough praise. Especially over the last years I feel like they've ironed out a ton of bugs and weird quirks and made KDE truly a joy to use.
I'm surprised to see how much Kate can do, and even more so that the author deemed it good enough to use in place of neovim. Maybe I should give it a chance someday.
Kate has the best VI command emulator out there bar none and got a lot more usable for a lot of stuff when it added LSP support.
Kate is the core editor of KDevelop IDE too.
Really? Bar none? Better than evil?
Hard to imagine that's possible, since evil is already better than vim.
What makes Evil better than Vim in your experience?
One feature I really liked when I used evil, which wasn't present in vim, was search/replace with `s/` replicated the case in the replacement string. So `s/one/two/` would replace `One` with `Two`.
Great when you want to refactor a name that's used both as a variable and a CONSTANT in one go.
It's odd vim doesn't have that builtin, I'm half convinced it does and I just haven't dug enough to find it.