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homepage: name every testimonial source, add press and video quotes
The six Show HN quotes are now credited to the HN users who wrote them,
each linking to its own comment permalink rather than the thread. Two of
them were spliced or reordered from the original wording; they now match
what was actually posted.
Adds four quotes from coverage outside the issue tracker: DistroTube and
Awesome Open Source on YouTube, Make Tech Easier, and Linuxiac.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016foVXgrVztL2X3hxpfFFvT
<pclass="testimonial-quote">Out of the box this is the best new TUI editor I've tried, probably ever. … you really nailed the discoverability / accessibility — basically everything works intuitively and needs very little explanation.</p>
<pclass="testimonial-quote">I had given up hope on ever finding an editor like this. Just did a little bit of browsing in a current project and WOW.</p>
<pclass="testimonial-quote">It has actually replaced both Sublime and VSCode as my IDE of choice on my laptop. I got tired of the fan running full speed when I wanted to work on a project.</p>
<pclass="testimonial-quote">Thank goodness for a terminal editor that behaves like a proper editor should. No silly mode, no weird key bindings, function keys even behave as expected and the mouse works if you have one.</p>
<pclass="testimonial-quote">Thank you for a amazing terminal editor. Something that I felt was truly lacking in the modern age. Even though its unintended it's the perfect editor if you have mobility issues or are missing a limb. No need for weird vim/emacs bindings all over the keyboard making it hard to use.</p>
<pclass="testimonial-quote">I really enjoy the command palette, the open file menu and the multi cursor. It's well thought, really intuitive so far and I definitively will use it regularly.</p>
<pclass="testimonial-quote">man... i'm blown away, this project is so insane i had to personally congratulate you guys for it, it's simply fantastic</p>
<pclass="testimonial-quote">I have to say... I really like it. I was settled on NVim and VSCode … Everybody loves fast and responsive software, what can I say.</p>
<pclass="testimonial-quote">Thanks for the great project, I've been waiting for a fully-featured and modern terminal text editor, and I've really, really enjoyed using fresh so far.</p>
<pclass="testimonial-quote">There haven't really been any [new text editors] that made me go, “Yeah, I want to switch to that,” in a long time. I think fresh might be the one that I would really think about switching to.</p>
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<pclass="testimonial-source">— <ahref="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IfDLQuuyxk" target="_blank">Awesome Open Source</a>, YouTube</p>
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<pclass="testimonial-quote">I'm very impressed by the Fresh editor. I have a feeling this will very quickly become my favorite command line text editor!</p>
<pclass="testimonial-quote">Fresh is well suited for you if you want modern editor conveniences and features like file explorers, split views, and LSP support without switching to a GUI editor. Give Fresh a try.</p>
<pclass="testimonial-quote">What sets it apart from similar applications is that it targets developers who want IDE-style functionality while remaining entirely inside the terminal.</p>
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<pclass="testimonial-source">— Bobby Borisov, <ahref="https://linuxiac.com/fresh-launches-as-a-new-terminal-first-text-editor/" target="_blank">Linuxiac</a></p>
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<pclass="testimonial-quote">This has to be one of the best text editors that probably saved me for my upcoming semesters.</p>
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