I'm not the target audience (long-time emacs user, occasional vi user just for the heck of it), but this seems like a nice idea. On the few occasions I have used nano, I found the keyboard shortcuts very inconvenient. If I had no prior experience with any text-mode editors, I'd most likely prefer Tilde to the available alternatives.
I never tried ee, though, so I have no idea how it compares or if anyone uses it.
Cool project. Looks just like the editor I grew up with in MS DOS. These days I'm invested in Vim. I guess the choice boils down to "how much do you write" and even more down to "how much do you edit".
I have it installed and it's nice, but not better enough to make me leave familiar old nano or mcedit. Maybe it will gradually replace nano as new users choose it.
This is nice. I've been using micro for years, but I think I'll give tilde a shot. I love the msdos aesthetic.
Thank you. Seriously. Thank you. Nicely done.
My favourite console text editor on Linux. I wrote about it here:
https://www.theregister.com/2021/12/17/tilde_text_editor/
Standard keystrokes and mouse support! On the console, without X!
Either of those alone would be enough, but both together is a killer combination.