Friday, April 24, 2015
Dear TextPad enthusiasts who now primarily work in a Linux environment
I've grown used to the snappy editing feel (and macro and regexp
functionality) of TextPad.
It's only for Windows. Suppose I begin working in a Linux-only
environment (possibly but not necessarily CLI-only.)
For other TextPad enthusiasts who know what I'm talking about, and were
faced with the same situation, which editor(s) for Linux did you like
best, and why? Also, what were the easiest and most difficult things to
adjust to? Did you change all the keybindings so they were what you
were more used to, or did you learn to work with new defaults?
So far I default to nano in the CLI over vi, but I haven't learned most
of the keyboard shortcuts of either. Emacs I haven't even touched yet
but I have a sneaking suspicion that it would be well worth a investing
some learning curve time in. On the GUI side Pluma has been OK but
seems sluggish compared with TextPad, and in some way I haven't sat down
and tried to define yet, has a keyboarding feel to it that I dislike
compared with TextPad.
Thanks for any recommendations.
Your fellow TextPadian,
Kev
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