Yes, I will put this right over here next to my group file editor, printcap editor and separate dot file editor. And motd surely has it's own. Obviously, I now need a standalone fstab editor, which clearly can't be the same editor I use on grub.conf files.
Totally fair. I'm not really aiming to compete with general purpose editors.
The motivation for Hedit was more about workflows, like syncing from remote sources or shared lists. So Hedit is closer to a small system utility rather than "yet another editor".
I created Hedit after using an outdated hosts file editor that didn't support Apple Silicon. I wanted a modern, user-friendly alternative that works seamlessly on today's systems.
Hedit is still evolving, and I’d love your feedback.
Thanks for checking it out, and happy to answer any questions!
kjs3|5 days ago
It's bespoke editors all the way down.
valtlfelipe|5 days ago
The motivation for Hedit was more about workflows, like syncing from remote sources or shared lists. So Hedit is closer to a small system utility rather than "yet another editor".
valtlfelipe|5 days ago
I created Hedit after using an outdated hosts file editor that didn't support Apple Silicon. I wanted a modern, user-friendly alternative that works seamlessly on today's systems.
Hedit is still evolving, and I’d love your feedback.
Thanks for checking it out, and happy to answer any questions!
verdverm|5 days ago
I use vim and vscode to edit my hosts file on apple silicon with no issues, what are you using?