On 2016-11-19 03:26 AM, Steven Sheeley wrote:

Hello Deavmi!

18 Nov 16 13:49, you wrote to DOVE-Net.Programming:

I was wondering what text editors you people were using.

Me personally, I use nano and gedit as I find them simple enough to do
what I want. I do like Atom as well. It is great.

When on my *nix box, Nano. When on my Windows system, Notepad++

Steven

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Same. I used to use gedit for Windows and I still do sometimes but GTK
doesn't play nice on Windows. I just installed Midori and it doesn't
play nice and I think it is a GTK application (I don't know for sure
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On 2016-11-19 03:26 AM, Steven Sheeley wrote:

Hello Deavmi!

18 Nov 16 13:49, you wrote to DOVE-Net.Programming:

I was wondering what text editors you people were using.

Me personally, I use nano and gedit as I find them simple enough to do
what I want. I do like Atom as well. It is great.

When on my *nix box, Nano. When on my Windows system, Notepad++

Steven

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I do still use Gedit on my GNU/Linux machine though.

Also what distro of GNU/Linux do you use?

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On 2016-11-19 01:33 AM, Nightfox wrote:

I was wondering what text editors you people were using.

Me personally, I use nano and gedit as I find them simple enough to do what I want. I do like Atom as well. It is great.

It sounds like you're using Linux? For Linux, I often use vim or GEdit. For Windows, I like Notepad++ and Notepad2.

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Yes I am using GNU/Linux. Gedit is available for Windows along with nano
via cygwin (I suppose) and MSYS64.

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On 2016-11-19 02:16 AM, Dumas Walker wrote:

I was wondering what text editors you people were using.
Me personally, I use nano and gedit as I find them simple enough to do what I want. I do like Atom as well. It is great.

On linux, medit. I used gedit but do not like the new version UI at all.

On windows, notepad++.

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I understand the new UI within GNOME but it doesn't make sense on the
Windows version of gedit which used to have a nice UI (the old UI I
suppose). I think I used the old gedit on Windows and it looked like the
gedit UI before the new white round-edges UI.

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I use vim and gedit mostly.

Re: Re: What text editor(s) do you use?
By: Deavmi to Steven Sheeley on Sat Nov 19 2016 11:54:00

I was wondering what text editors you people were using.

Also what distro of GNU/Linux do you use?

I use Vim for command line in Linux and Geany in XFCE and Windows. Personally, I love Arch Linux because of the fact I am not tied to using an installer script that has software installed that a distro thinks I need. The large amount of documentation and user-supported (AUR) repository is a huge plus as well.

When I started to use Arch Linux, I practiced it in a VM in VirtualBox and had, like, 5 tabs opened with Arch Linux's Wiki site open. Now, I have an older Intel i3 Lenovo Thinkpad laptop running Arch Linux that out-performs my newer HP laptop with Windows 10.

-jag

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On 2016-11-19 12:08 PM, jordanjm wrote:

I use vim and gedit mostly.

Oh okay.

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