At the moment I still stick to Crimson Editor for windows, is there anything comparable for Linux that you would judge as as good or better?
Give me some options.
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At the moment I still stick to Crimson Editor for windows, is there anything comparable for Linux that you would judge as as good or better?
Give me some options.
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http://www.screem.org/ check that out, I think it will do what you wantOriginally Posted by HiddenWolf
At the moment I still stick to Crimson Editor for windows, is there anything comparable for Linux that you would judge as as good or better?
Give me some options.
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At my work, we are using phped. Its not free, but it has a linux trail version
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i really dig on gedit. syntax highlighting is pretty nifty.
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It's not free, but we really like Komodo (from Active State) in my office. Great for X/HTML, PHP, Perl and more.
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