Having gotten used to visual editors like VS Code, I find it quite troublesome to use traditional command-line tools like Vim every time I SSH into a server to change configurations. So I found the Fresh project on GitHub, which brings the interactive experience of a visual graphical editor to the terminal. It directly supports mouse clicks, scrolling, and common keyboard shortcuts, so you can use it right out of the box without having to memorize a bunch of shortcuts. More importantly, it can easily open large files of several GB, and its memory usage is almost negligible. GitHub: https://t.co/ouin79kJUC It also features a built-in command palette, multi-cursor editing, and LSP support, providing code completion and syntax highlighting even in a pure terminal environment. It provides cross-platform pre-compiled binary packages that can be installed with a single command. The plugin system runs through Deno, making it both secure and easily extensible. If you're looking for a "ready-to-use" editor in the terminal but don't want to spend time learning Vim's operating logic, Fresh is worth a try.
