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Zen: A distraction-free code editor based on Zed
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this post was submitted on 01 Jun 2026
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What’s wrong with zedless or gram that you did this?
Nothing wrong with them! But since I want to build another tool on top of it (for fiction/novel outlining and writing) I figured this was a good exercise to become familiar with the codebase. And since I still do some Rust development, having control over both my IDE and my writing software seemed an added benefit :)
I tried gram, and it was rife with bugs. Couldn't recall the specifics. Interested in zedless, however.
Hasn't had an update in nearly a year, according to their github. Bit disappointing.