Oh damn, I very much misread your message as "I'm 19 and using my own-"

Yeah, okay you have 10 years of dogfooding ahead of me X)

Sorry. Still, goals.

hell yeah that's awesome, I wish I had that insight when I was your age so I didn't waste my time editor hoping for 5 years.

One of the first thing I added was Leap keys-type search, I didn't want modes.

- Leap keys: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_TlE_U_X3c

The second was pragma-mark navigation, so I can always see a overview of the codebase.

- navbar: https://assets.merveilles.town/media_attachments/files/116/2...

I also wanted a local copy buffer specific to the project I work on, so I could easily manage multiple copies of the clipboard data(it's part of how I work).

This was so nice to read, I've been trying to encourage my friends to write their own editors, there's something really nice about the process of working within your own tool. I've used my own text editor(it's call Left) for nearly 10 years, it took time to get it just right, but I iterated over the years(using Left to edit Left) but that time I spent putting it together is paid back 20x by the joy it gives me opening it and working in it in the morning.

I'd do it all over again if I had to.

When it happens to you, you can see how you react. I sure remember having your stance at one point, in the abstract. My personal use of license is reactionary to the situations I've experienced.

I never really looked into the GPL before, their stance on military use includes freedom of usage for institutions whose purpose is surveillance and warfare, my gut feeling is that they might not have asked themselves freedom for whom? the missile manufacturer? I'm not sure that this sounds like freedom.

I'll say this right out, I'll bounce out of open source if I ever see my code used for military purposes. I'll keep releasing works under the MIT until I can no longer in good conscience do so.