Looks interesting. I’ll probably keep using nano, as it is usually installed by default and my needs are minimal. The single binary without dependencies should certainly make adoption easier.
I feel like being preinstalled is really the most difficult hurdle for a lot of these tools to clear. Its the reason most scripts are written in sh/bash. You don’t want to give your users another dependency, so you use what everyone has installed anyways.
Looks interesting. I’ll probably keep using nano, as it is usually installed by default and my needs are minimal. The single binary without dependencies should certainly make adoption easier.
I feel like being preinstalled is really the most difficult hurdle for a lot of these tools to clear. Its the reason most scripts are written in sh/bash. You don’t want to give your users another dependency, so you use what everyone has installed anyways.