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Gedit is the one I use most. Really, why would I need more for daily use? I wouldn't bother pasting stuff or taking simple notes with Vim, Emacs or even the spe
by whateverer 15y ago
Gedit is the one I use most. Really, why would I need more for daily use? I wouldn't bother pasting stuff or taking simple notes with Vim, Emacs or even the specialized apps for that. I can read text files from the file browser with that, and for my other viewing need I have less.
When I program, it's usually Emacs, otherwise Eclipse for Java.
- freehunter 15y agoI use Notepad for this same reason. It's so easy to just hit win -> r - > 'notepad' on my XP laptop at work. Anything I need a text editor for, Notepad fits the bill. When it comes time to start coding, then I move to an IDE. No need to get fancy.
- bsoist 15y agoI just hit win -> r -> 'vim' when I'm using Windows.