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copy the ISO image to any existing directory or create any directory to copy the ISO image to. you can create a mount point if you want to rootHQDEV1 mount /mnt. I wish I could stay with my ancient editor, which is superior in many ways to the most advanced current editors, but it simply cannot handle Unicode, and some of my projects involve multiple human languages. you can use fileZilla or any other utility to get the ISO into your system.

I’m also considering extending Emacs to maintain projects in just the way I want, but it has been years since I knew how to program Emacs in Emacs-Lisp.

That is a LOT of manual effort to define a project. I haven’t quite given up on Sublime Text 3 as yet, but it’s been a frustrating evaluation period.įor example, it’s looking like every project I create (I currently have 30 projects defined in my current text editor, NoteTab Pro) will require several lines of JSON to narrow down the files in the folders belonging to the project. I gave VS Code a try before giving up in the face of its incompatibility with what I want in a code editor. Visual Studio Code is another editor that is oriented around adding folders (directories) to projects, rather than files. Thanks for providing such a great, detailed response. Ah, when I read the description of SideBarEnhancements, I’m afraid I didn’t notice that it makes it easy to open many files at once.

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