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I like gedit for this purpose, but I think its standard on ubuntu.
by ejs 18y ago
I like gedit for this purpose, but I think its standard on ubuntu.
- ericb 18y agoJust got to it... Looks nice. Have yet to find one on OS X I really liked.
- nickd 18y agoI would recommend TextWrangler or Smultron for basic text editing with some nice extra features thrown in.
- thomasmallen 18y agoWell, the Mac equivalent is TextEdit. I use xPad to take notes, and it has a file drawer. Nice freeware app.
- nailer 18y agoMac equivalent to gedit would be TextMate, not TextEdit, which isn't a programmer's editor.
- thomasmallen 18y agoHe was asking about NotePad equivalents. And to call GEdit comparable to TM is ridiculous. Emacs is a much better comparison.
- nailer 18y agoOur parent seems to have edited his post to be abouit desktop widgets, so you may be right about him referring to notepad equivalents (or not). But why do you think comparing GEdit to TM is ridiculous? Both have syntax highlighting, auto indentation, inbuilt terminals, tabs, and other programmer specific features. Neither are emacs style user environments with mail checkers and other unrelated stuff. Also GE and TM have far more discoverable configuration tweaking.
- callosum 18y agoBe sure to check out the plugins available to gedit (http://live.gnome.org/GeditPlugins http://live.gnome.org/GeditPlugins), especially the File Browser Pane, Session Saver, etc. They really add a lot of functionality.