The Gram Code Editor - 2026-08-31


  1. nicoco

    Kaylee, Monal is the least problematic client on iOS, on macos I think Beagle is decentish. on linux I recommend dino if you want something simple and lean. gajim is the most "power user" client and supports linux, windows and macos (the big missing feature of gajim is A/V calls, I personnally don't care much but it'd be nice if it was repaired (it used to work a long time ago…))

  2. nicoco

    https://chat.slidge.im:5281/file_share/01a05612-6b24-7146-94e4-0217c4a2ccb4/312a125d-9277-4a63-adc3-a00ec54696c5.png

  3. nicoco

    I think one nice potential addition to the `git: history` pane would be to have "which branch is the commit the tip of", like in lazygit (HEAD -> main), (origin/main, origin/HEAD) etc.

  4. ambrosia

    no idea if this is the right place to say this, but i was made aware of gram after a while of using zed with ai disabled. after seeing gram's philosophy and ai policy, i am heartened that projects like this still exist, and i am very grateful to have found gram at the end of my quest to find a no-ai code editor that works for me. thanks to the developers of gram!

  5. krig

    Hi! Thank you, and thank you for the tips 🙏

  6. krig

    @nicoco Have you tried Fluux Messenger? Trying it now, and it seems to work pretty well

  7. krig

    sigh.. looked at the repo and it’s not looking good…

  8. nicoco

    haha yeah, fluux is "agenticly coded"

  9. nicoco

    It's made by the people behind ejabberd, so I expect it's not completely slop, but meh nevertheless. Also it does not support OMEMO which is, by far, the most widely used E2EE protocol these days, so not very useful for the "friends and family" usecase. For a public group such as this one, it's probably very fine.

  10. sophies

    hello everyone! im here wondering if gram has an apt repository/is packaged for .deb, or do i have to resort to using the flatpak? (oh and also does it have helix keybindings?)

  11. sophies

    love the work btw

  12. nicoco

    https://codeberg.org/GramEditor/-/packages/debian/gram/3.3.0-1

  13. nicoco

    ^ for the debian package, about helix keybindings I don't know :)

  14. krig

    There’s a deb repository yes! It’s on Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/GramEditor/-/packages/debian/gram/3.3.0-1

  15. sophies

    i find myself filled with joy

  16. krig

    too slow 😄

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  17. krig

    And yes there are helix keybindings, I don’t use them myself so I don’t know how good they are

  18. sophies

    if theyre customizable i just might move to gram as my main editor

  19. krig

    They are! The customization is powerful, a bit complex though

  20. sophies

    holy shit im so happy

  21. sophies

    amazing piece of software

  22. krig

    I use vim mode and it’s really good, switching from neovim was no problem

  23. krig

    helix mode should be at least decent

  24. sophies

    i will try it out and report any bugs i find

  25. sophies

    also you shall be cursed for using the editor of the beast

  26. krig

    lol

  27. krig

    not anymore!

  28. sophies

    lol, also i have a suggestion of the gram editor having its own bluesky account

  29. sophies

    maybe

  30. sophies

    perchance

  31. krig

    it's been suggested before and yeah it makes sense.. just haven't done it yet ._.

  32. sophies

    @gram-editor.com 🤤

  33. sophies

    this xmpp thing is fun

  34. Kaylee

    I couldn't figure out how to point monal at the chat server. It seems to ask for an account but I couldn't figure out who should own the account. Maybe im just missing something basic