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Geany on Linux, JEdit on Windows. Line numbers, full paths, reasonable cursor behavior, color-coding for various languages, plugins, keybindings are mostly con
by ds9 13y ago
Geany on Linux, JEdit on Windows. Line numbers, full paths, reasonable cursor behavior, color-coding for various languages, plugins, keybindings are mostly conventional and fully configurable, etc. - and both are GPL.
- obviouslygreen 13y agoGeany here as well. Along with a Guake terminal it's extremely convenient for Python development and doesn't get in your way. For Android I use Eclipse, but hopefully the new editor from Google will be an improvement.