TeX/LaTeX editor

I need some good TeX/LaTeX editor for UNIX-derivatives, but I have countless options and I don't want to go through every single one to see what I like.

Recommend me something only true /prog/rider would use

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>>1
TeX/LaTeX
Good God, no. Knuth is a moron.

>Knuth
>a moron
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>>2
>>3
How about something for non-autists that use GUI instead of learning for two weeks just to use a text editor?

>>7
emacs

>>1
[quote]/prog/rider[/quote]
[quote]non-autist[/quote]

Just use [b][i]vim[/b][/i]

>>7
cat >

I'd say go out there, search the net and find one that suits you in regards to features.
Here's a handy chart from our good friends at ^{[citation needed]}
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_TeX_editors

As for what I've used in the past, that would be texstudio for maths assignments.
Pretty feature rich and has a decent interface.
As it stands I think the key features I found useful were
-syntax highlighting/bracket matching
-multiple preview and export options
-bibliography templates for different sauces
-maths things on both buttons and hotkeyed for rapid insertion
-wizards for certain tasks that you can't be bothered doing

>>7
Recommend me something only true /prog/rider would use
We did. Also, learn to optimize your quotes.

>>9
[quote]
Back to the imagereddits, please.