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Hornestly, I can't see why Textpad (and potentially hundrets of other programs) should each should implement their own FTP support when you can just get at program which makes a FTP connection look like an ordinarry drive.

Now that TextPad is made only for one OS, it would properbly not be an easy task to make the code multi OS. I've seen that kind of porting projects kill good software. And it's not like Linux lacks good editors. TextPad is a small, fast and excelent editor, but it can be replaced (please don't flame ...

I use IntelliJ for programming Java, and the auto complete is very good. It basically read your entire source, and only suggests what is legal Java. So if I type Integer. it will suggest the static methods in java.lang.Integer. That kind if auto compleation is a bad idear to implement in a general ...

A couple of programs exists, which installs itself as a drive in Windows, and makes it possible for all programs to access the server via FTP, but the programs thinks they are working on a local hard drive. One url I just found is http://www.riverfrontsoftware.com/ but many more exists. I don't see ...

Imho. the dashed lines are a bit confusing, because when you see one line, you have to find out which one your are looking at, and which line is heighlighted. I know it sounds a bit picky, but that's how I am about editors. That's why I chose TextPad :D. For Java I use another editor (intellij.com ...