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Thanks. (to all the commenters under this thread). I was thinking about vim just a bit ago (I hear emacs pinky is a real bitch). Maybe I'll put eclipse on my u

Thanks. (to all the commenters under this thread). I was thinking about vim just a bit ago (I hear emacs pinky is a real bitch). Maybe I'll put eclipse on my ubuntu too and check it out (dunno if it has support for python or not. I tried IDLE and didnt like it ... ) I have kind of stalled out a bit lately. maybe it's time for an IDE anyway

mixmastamyk 14y ago
I like geany, it is a lot more powerful than gedit, but still a lot simpler than most ide/mega editors. You can hide the features you don't use. Despite the advice that you must use a terminal editor to edit files remotely, nautilus (& others) let you mount remote folders over ssh and edit them locally with the editor of your choosing. I find it very convenient. I hit a bookmark and start editing, keeping the terminals reserved for commands instead.