I was curious to know what is the editor of choice for my fellow Linux users. For years it has been a vi vs. emacs debate but it appears there many more. Please reply with your favorite editor. I personally prefer vim.
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asked 23 Jun '10, 14:54 Andy |
My answer is that it depends on what I'm doing. If I need a small file built quick, I might just go with simply redirecting input with cat, or use Nano (or Pico). I like mcedit and vim for command line use, but Kate is my preferred editor for coding in a GUI.
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answered 23 Jun '10, 17:52 lz05 |
I like vi because it's quick to start up and is available on all systems, even the most bare-bones Unix servers with just a text console.
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answered 23 Jun '10, 17:35 fahdshariff |
For text based, Nano... For GUI based, I'd have to say Quanta, if we can count Quanta as a text editor...
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answered 23 Jun '10, 17:09 Pack3tg0st It's a little embarrassing when I type pico on a machine only to find out I have to type *nano instead ;) But on Slackware, we actually have pico
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