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simple gui text editors 2016-12-31 01:18:22 Post No. 58249989
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What simple gui text editor do you like best?
>not for programming or document making
I like leafpad because it's a notepad clone and does what it's supposed to.
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>>58249989
Pluma with mate desktop is not bad I guess. I hardly ever use it.
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vim
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>>58249989
Notepad on Windows so you don't look autistic
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Mr. Bond is right on Linux though
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K A T E!
and vim probably
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Geany and Atom depending on what I need at the time.
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>>58249989
Notepad++ on Windows, leafpad on Linux.
The answer should not be vim, because that means switching hands just to view files and make quick modifications or cutting. It's not efficient.
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Textadept, works for programming, but it's also nice as a simple notepad
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>>58252598
>switching hands to view files
any decent VIM/terminal emulator setup will respond correctly to a scroll wheel
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I use and absolutely love Geany, Its also a basic IDE that works great. Some others Ive messed with are notepad++, Sublime Text 3, Atom. But if youre programming Id highly recommend Geany
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leafpad
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Visual Studio 2017 RC is pretty simple.
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>>58250031
This.
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>K A T E!
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These. Not gEdit, because it's a bloated, bugged piece of shit.
Potentially: Notepadqq once it's more advanced.
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>>58249989
emacs
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WordGrinder. It's for document making I suppose, but I only use this and Vim. Fite me IRL.
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