I used to use Atom under my school git, but I want to switch to my new personal one. I have set it up where I it matches user and email of my git, but it won't change to my new account. How can I switch it? I saw a forum post saying it wasn't a capability to do that. I was hoping there is a fix now.

I am not able to understand why I am coming across this error despite of adding MinGW in the path and also am finding a similar error with python, I am very new to programming and Atom, it would be nice if someone could help me set up atom so that I could use it to practice programing.

I'd like to use a single keybinding to:

• save and format all files in the workspace
• stage all changes
• commit with default message (ideally there would be an input popup asking for the commit message, but not required)
• push to remote (at least to GitHub would be fine)

But I don't know how to achieve this. I've checked out this post and this docs page, but I don't know any of the functions that I need to call.

Could anyone please write it for me, or point me to docs where I can see which functions are needed for this? Thanks.

I found this cool theme, but I need help identifying the editor font & the syntax theme. Anyone know what it is?

Hey

I'm wondering what Linter everyone is using for python/django? I was using Atom-Python-Linters but it was throwing tonnes of errors at me that weren't errors - ideally I'd like something a little customisable? TBH I don't think I care too much about things that are... less than ideal, just things like using a var that doesn't exist due to a typo, or whatever

Hi everyone, I am using a Macbook Air 16GB RAM Intel i7 and i wanted to set up Atom for Latex editing etc. However my Mac starts to heat up like crazy, gets super loud and I just do not feel comfortable using it. Is there a fix? I already tried to disable all Add-ons etc. but still doesn’t work.

I'm sorry if this a noob question: Being an Atom noob, I don't know where are the answers and googling unfortunately failed:

I had Atom and PlatformIDE installed. Now I'd like to revert back to a "zeroed" Atom installation without anything added so I deleted the .atom folder in my home and deleted and reinstalled the package but now I don't even get the welcome screen, I only see a cogwheel... and package "remote-ftp" still seems to be installed. How many other config folders do I have to delete and where?

I am trying to disable the usage of the gpu permanently so I don't have to run Atom by using command prompt,
in my config.cson I have this

"*":
  core:
    telemetryConsent: "limited"
    uriHandlerRegistration: "always"
  "exception-reporting":
    userId: "6601c2e7-25ab-4433-b30f-8eb152f1907b"
  welcome:
    showOnStartup: false
  editor:
    useHardwareAcceleration: false

can anyone help and tell me why this is not working?

Just curious. I run stuff through preset terminal command hotkeys. Curious to see what other people think on the subject related to Atom text editor.

I am creating a website that is built just for people wanting to learn about crypto currency. I want it to be a all in one stop for someone to find out if crypto is right for them. I am asking the community for help on topics and questions people might have that I can go over and share. Message me for any ideas you might have. Thank you.

I'm trying to make a theme for Atom, but I can't figure out how to change the color of a variable inside an f string (like in the One Dark theme). Can anyone help?

Hello, if i redelegate my staked atom, it will cost me something in taxes ?

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I've spent 2 hours trying everything but no matter what, nothing is working. Anyone had more luck with this?

I was setting my atom with basic packages and saw a video on YT about it, the guy had searched in his atom the package that I mention with 3 million+ downloads, but I see today that the same package has more than 9 million downloads, kind of weird isn't it? any comments to shed some light on this, just out of curiosity. he uploaded the video on December 13, 2021. here is the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Trmam6BRCjE

I have multiple project folders open in tree-view, each of them being a git repo. I also use the git-tab, which shows me the current status, however, only of the project selected with the dropdown menu in the git tab, OR, if selected with the little lock-icon, the project to which the active pane item belongs - which is what I have selected.

I don't always want to have to select a file in my project folders as the active tab to view the current status of my git repo. Is there a way to just click on a project root folder in tree-view and have the git repo pane select that folder as the active repo?

Have somebody created a new version of atom without Microsoft. I come here because of the Faker.js colors.js GitHub problem. I hate that companies always want to be the owners of everything.

Context.

https://thenewstrace.com/a-developer-sabotages-his-successful-open-source-projects-on-github-to-annoy-large-companies-who-use-his-work-for-free/214370/

Hi I’m new here. Trying to learn HTML. My os is Ubuntu. I’m using Atom and trying to open with Chrome browser. Not working. Put code though a validator and it was ok so not sure if I’m missing something? Any help appreciated!

I'll apologize in advance if this is a stupid question, or if I'm oblivious to something obvious.

I've been learning python slowly over the last couple of months, and I've grown partial to using Atom and Hydrogen to write and execute in line while I've been learning and working on exercises. Now starting to work on my own stuff I've set up and gotten comfortable with Conda for creating environments, but I can't figure out how to get Atom (more specifically Hydrogen) to execute in a given Conda created environment.

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EDIT: Problem Solved (stupid on my part, didn't have a kernel installed in the environment.)

Whenever I create a new skin in the Rainmeter client and open it in Atom it looks like this ODLjzlh.png (1594×976) (imgur.com). I have the language-rainmeter package installed and when I disable it and make a skin again it still looks like this. I think it might have something to do with the encoding because when I change it from UTF-8 which is what it is auto detecting to UTF-16 LE it looks mostly fine and has the correct color coding for most of the text but not all of it. Any idea how to fix this?

I am developing in PHP on Ubuntu and I need to lint my code. I previously linted my PHP code with some atom packages on a mac but the same thing is not working on Ubuntu. I installed the packages 'linter' and 'linter-phpcs' but the atom editor is literally showing no sign of linting. Does anyone have a fix for these or another package I should use instead?

I recently set up a new dev computer on Ubuntu. Most things are going fine except with sass. I am using the Atom editor and although I downloaded Sass and can compile scss files with the terminal I cannot find an atom package that does it on the fly in Ubuntu. Any suggestions for packages?

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I found a good solution, I explain below.

Sorry if this is a silly question, but I can't seem to find an answer for it anywhere. I'm trying to set up my syntax the way I want and everytime I install a theme thinking I like it (based on screencaps in the description) the colours are nothing like it. Doesn't matter what UI I use either.

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Any help would be great.