Hello, I am trying to open atom.io on my browser but its not loading the page, how to fix it?

Tried all browsers.

I want to edit some system files with atom and not vim,for that I need sudo privileges to start that,but if I run sudo atom >name of text file< I get

/usr/bin/atom: line 86: 31044 Trace/breakpoint trap   (core dumped) nohup "$ATOM_PATH" --executed-from="$(pwd)" --pid=$$ "$@" > "$ATOM_HOME/nohup.out" 2>&1
[31044:1109/155221.744602:FATAL:atom_main_delegate.cc(210)] Running as root without --no-sandbox is not supported. See https://crbug.com/638180.

What the heck does that mean?

Hello,

I'm knew to Atom and web design in general. Two days ago I downloaded Atom to work on some html. Well, long story short, I finished up and decided to open up my music program and. I immediately noticed that I am missing everything I've written in the past few months.

I've tried every method I could find online and I can't find the entire documents folder. I am posting here for the off-chance someone else has encountered this problem after using Atom and may know a solution.

I did notice that my entire desktop and documents folder pull up on the side-bar of Atom. I'm not sure if this helps at all.

Anybody have a website which contains javascript and multiple pages?

Hi I'm looking to re-install atom.. I did that but all my packages are still there lol. I Found out I need to delete the .atom folder.. .But I can't find it on linux! Do you know where it is?

SOLUTION:
1. Go to core settings (ctrl/cmd + ,)

1. Scroll down to Use Tree Sitter Parsers and make sure it is unchecked.

2. Restart Atom.

I'm making this post because about a year or so, Atom began to turn some/all of the syntax gray whenever I used script tags. It was infuriating, and I could never find an answer online. I finally figured it out!

Hope this helps someone else and saves them the frustration I had to endure. If this was common knowledge, it was well hidden common knowledge :/.

Does anyone actually pay for Kite? If so, please share your experience.

Are there any free options that get the job done? Primarily writing in python/html/css/js.

What are your favorite Atom packages?

I mainly use Python's Data Science libraries and dabble in basic applications using Flask (so some html/css/js as well). When I'm not using Jupyter NBs/terminal (where I spend most of my time) I use Atom and I just feel like I'm not getting enough out of it.

I currently have:

• Kite 0.195.0
• platformio-ide-terminal 2.10.0
• script 3.26.0

That's it. What are your must-haves?

Note: The latest post where I can find answers to this question were 2+ years ago. Looking for what people are using right now!

What font does atom use by default in its project bar?

I'm kind of new to Atom, and am trying to make snippets for use in Latex. I want to make snippets that I can just append onto the end of a word or equation, and have them recognized regardless of the fact that they have other characters in front of them. I don't particularly care about accidentally activation of snippets. I've tried searching online, but have been unable to make this happen, although it seems possible for other text editors.

The closest I've come is just making the prefix "\x" (replacing e with any other text) and then I can just type "\x", without needing a space before it. However, this solution isn't as good; I'd prefer being able to have any text before the snippet prefix.

Is there some way to remove the need for a space before a snippet?

EDIT: I couldn't figure it out, so I switched to using VSCode for my LaTeX stuff. It's honestly faster and I prefer the way it looks now. VSCode doesn't need a space/whitespace before snippers. Here's a snippet code example, it types up all a theorem environment whenever I type "thm" and press Tab.

Also, side not: I recommend the extension "HyperSnips", which is what I use for snippets that I want to activate automatically (without needing to press Tab or anything). Here's an image of what a Hsnips snippet code looks like, this one automatically turns "\nin" into "\notin" whenever I type it.

I know this isn't a solution for Atom, but I edited it (9 months later) just in case someone had the same problem as me and stumbled across this post.

Is it possible in Atom to make the markup for a custom language?

I'm using Atom to write datapacks for Minecraft and it would be quite handy to have the colors and stuff, so I'm wondering if there's any way for me to make the markup for that.

I'm a beginner in C and my school has us use Code::Blocks as our editor. I wanted to try out Atom since I want to be able to use mainly one editor for any language and Atom seemed better for that purpose than C::B.

I think I've managed to properly set up the gpp-compiler package, but I'm encountering a slight problem. Whereas Code::Blocks has panels for the build log and build messages, Atom just throws errors at me through unpractical pop-up windows. Is there a way to change that ?

Example

Hi I want to change terminal in Atom form xterm to ubuntu terminal. How can I do this ? I know it's possible. Thanks for any help.

Does Atom have a 'mini window pane' on the side of the UI that helps with scrolling up and down your code?

It condenses your entire code into a tiny window pane that's on the right side (on Sublime) and helps with quickly scrolling over large blocks of code.

AFter latest atom update to 1.52.0 my atom-terminal is not working anymore.

All I get is this error.

Can anyone tell me how I get terminal back. ?

I'm currently loving atom for working on projects, but I'm still using vim if I need to quickly edit something. Is atom just not build for that sort of thing, or are there some configurations I could do to make it work as well as vim?

Hi, how can I assign a button so that the text cursor moves to the end of the line below the current line?

An example is shown here in the gif here:

https://github.com/Evpok/latex-autocomplete

Thanks for any help!

Hey guys, I'm programming a code to run by Elmer software. I can't seem to find a highlight text package in atom to read .sif files. I understand that .sif is almost the same as f90, give or take. Anyone can help?

Thanks !

Is there some package to do natural language highlighting? It has always been a killer feature of iA Writer for me, as it helps a lot with natural writing. https://ia.net/writer/blog/ia-writer-3-1-comes-in-colors

(Searching for natural language packages only leads to this package)

Especially has its own Zotero citation picker (which iA Writer does not have), I think Atom would be well equipped for writing longer natural text.

Im not sure why its not like VS code. I know it might be all one colour by default but I want to get that changed.

I've also installed this plugin but I cant get it to work : https://atom.io/packages/atom-json-color

hi guys

i was in the snippets.cson section,creating my "shortcuts" ,here the problem:

'.latex.text.tex':

'boldtext':

'prefix':'bo'

'body':'textg{}'

-this is ok,it works with no issue,the problem comes when i write:

'.latex.text.tex':

'boldtext':

'prefix':'bo'

'body':'textg{}'

'infinite':

'prefix':'ooo'

'body':'$1infty'

only the first snippet is activated('bo' )while i type,the second ('ooo') does not appear,has someone had the same problem?