Vim does all of these. And it comes with a GUI, gvim, although the job of a text editor is so non-GUI that it seems ridiculous to describe a text editor for sou

Vim does all of these. And it comes with a GUI, gvim, although the job of a text editor is so non-GUI that it seems ridiculous to describe a text editor for source code as a "graphical editor". Before you dismiss Vim, have a look at Cream http://cream.sourceforge.net/ http://cream.sourceforge.net/ which is just Vim with a better default config. Also look at Vim as Your IDE http://haridas.in/vim-as-your-ide.html http://haridas.in/vim-as-your-ide.html Most people who want a GUI end up with Eclipse or IntelliJ or Netbeans