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I've been using Joe's Own Editor the past couple of years when I want to do basic view/editing in terminal (I use Sublime Text for development). Really like it
by travellingprog 8y ago
I've been using Joe's Own Editor the past couple of years when I want to do basic view/editing in terminal (I use Sublime Text for development). Really like it because it provides syntax highlighting for a ton of file types, let's me get around with arrow keys/mouse, and gives me an easy way to look up keyboard commands I may have forgotten.
https://joe-editor.sourceforge.io https://joe-editor.sourceforge.io
You can install it with your OS's package management system, and there's a Windows installer on the site.
I did adjust some of the default settings, which are configured and well documented in a .joerc file.