I fall into this category, I run a HTPC off Lubuntu for performance reasons and because I like to tinker in different technologies, but do dev on Windows in my

I fall into this category, I run a HTPC off Lubuntu for performance reasons and because I like to tinker in different technologies, but do dev on Windows in my day to day, and never bothered to learn Vim / Emacs. I stick to Sublime on Windows, and when I need to tinker on my HTPC, I jump into nano, mainly because the command is memorable and the editor is very easy to use.