Hello everyone.
I’m interested in knowing the currently available scripting editors(apart from monodevelop and sublime text) for linux . Has anyone been able to work with intellij IDE’s? or vim? atom? If so, please, let me know how to make it work.
Thanks in advance.
I’m using vim. I set up YouCompleteMe to handle the tab-completion.
I prefer just using vim in a term, so I open the files manually, but I did change a preference item under edit → preferences → External Script Editor to gvim in case I ever desperately want to double-click on a file in Unity to open the editor. So far I haven’t wanted to do that, though. 
Atom is great! It is very nice looking and has good set of features. I am new to Unity though, but it should be fine for scripting.
maquis, I have tried with atom, but it doesn’t show me autocompletions for unity’s libraries. Did you managed to do so in vim? and, in that case, did you do something special?
I haven’t tried that, but I heard that VS-Code is a decend one with unity3d support
Hey guys!
Do you know how to link VSCode to Linux Editor correctly?
Right now this happens when I try to open a script:
So far, the YouCompleteMe vim plugin is giving me autocomplete pretty nicely. I did change a few of the preferences, like having it suggest after one character instead of 2 (I’ve never done c# before, although I have done a good bit of c++ and java), and set up some shortcuts to get more of their goto functionality. I’ve never been a fan of IDEs, so if you are used to getting all the refactoring functionality and such, you may not like using vim, but I’m happy with just the autocomplete I’ve got.
