Which one is the best simple text editor?

>>56945371


Mousepad

>>56945371

nano

>>56945371
I use gedit, but what do I know

basic gui text editor?
leafpad.

>>56945371
kate

i havent used anythig other than gedit and never ran into any issues

>>56945498
>leafpad
Try to open a 2GB file.

>>56945515
im not the leafpad anon but
ive never seen an 2gb text file

>>56945557
Logs.

File: you.jpg (2MB, 1732x1155px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 1732x1155px

>>56945515
>a 2 GB text file

>>56945587
There are cat, grep and sed for this exact reason

>>56945371
Nano, but you should learn vim

>>56945587
logs of what?
most logs that would get that big are seperated into different hourly/daily files

File: jewgle.png (541KB, 770x2013px) Image search: [Google]

541KB, 770x2013px

>>56945601
> using command line in current year

>>56945617
Go search for your shit in your 2GB autism file then

>>56945515
That's what vim's for.

>>56945557
>not the leafpad anon.
>neither was the guy he replied to.

>>56945628
> not using grep with a GUI interface in current year

>>56945658
there is a high chance i was the guy he replied to

>>56945371
I use gedit, get it?

>>56945371
i use geany

>>56945371
textadept

>>56945679
There's a high chance I was the leafpad guy.

>>56945371
Pluma and Gedit are the same thing, the MATE devs had to rename all the Gnome Desktop apps since they were forking Gnome to their own thing

Do chinese HDD exist?, I already have a sdd, would like to try one HDD too

>>56945708
this

>>56945557
You're obviously not Hillary's sysadmin

>>56945489
>>56945371
Kate

>>56945371
VIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM

Emacs

notepad++