The supplied editors (emacs, advanced editor etc) make me cringe! Something half as good as TP would be a start
What to use on Linux until....
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Robbage
What to use on Linux until....
So I've installed Linux. What should I use until Helios do us a favour?
The supplied editors (emacs, advanced editor etc) make me cringe! Something half as good as TP would be a start
The supplied editors (emacs, advanced editor etc) make me cringe! Something half as good as TP would be a start
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mo
Re: What to use on Linux until....
Second this! Write Helios...I know they are aware of the need, but they are a business, they need to know there is an audience out there willing to pay for the product.
I use nedit which is not nearly as polished, but passes. I used kate (KDE for a while but it keeps crashing on me (most likely my own fault).
mo
I use nedit which is not nearly as polished, but passes. I used kate (KDE for a while but it keeps crashing on me (most likely my own fault).
mo
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robbage
Re: What to use on Linux until....
Ta.. I'll have a look out for nedit. I haven't had much success installing Wine and my objective is to banish windows eventually anyway. I'm pretty sure the TP for Linux issue has already been raised with Helios a few times
Maybe its already being developed....
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Ollie Rutherfurd
Re: What to use on Linux until....
If you're looking for a cross platform alternative to TextPad, I'd suggest taking a look at jEdit. It has most of the features that TextPad has as well as a plugin architecture, with 70+ plugins available (Diff, FTP, and many more).
[http://www.jedit.org/].
It's written in Java, which makes start-up slower than TextPad, so I still use
TextPad for big log files, but jEdit is an extremely capable editor (and it's free).
Note: I'm *not* trying to start a flamewar -- I use TextPad and have a license for it and it's a great editor.
[http://www.jedit.org/].
It's written in Java, which makes start-up slower than TextPad, so I still use
TextPad for big log files, but jEdit is an extremely capable editor (and it's free).
Note: I'm *not* trying to start a flamewar -- I use TextPad and have a license for it and it's a great editor.
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robbage
Re: What to use on Linux until....
Thanks Ollie, I'll check it out. Lets wait til TP is ported before worrying about flamewars 