Linguofreak
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KSP's plaintext saves are a lifesaver.
Discover that you missed one tiny, critical part?
Build new spacecraft, set it up for launch.
F5
emacs quicksave.sfs
Do a bit of cut and paste
F9
Old spacecraft is now on the ground at Kerbin, ready for recovery.
New spacecraft is now where the old spacecraft was.
EDIT: I'm not a huge emacs partisan, I actually primarily use gedit, but gedit takes forever to load or save large text files, and eats up much, much more RAM than the file size (the latter isn't so important for KSP saves, but I have opened, errr... larger... text files).
Discover that you missed one tiny, critical part?
Build new spacecraft, set it up for launch.
F5
emacs quicksave.sfs
Do a bit of cut and paste
F9
Old spacecraft is now on the ground at Kerbin, ready for recovery.
New spacecraft is now where the old spacecraft was.
EDIT: I'm not a huge emacs partisan, I actually primarily use gedit, but gedit takes forever to load or save large text files, and eats up much, much more RAM than the file size (the latter isn't so important for KSP saves, but I have opened, errr... larger... text files).
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