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happypup
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I got a vi book and read man vim but just ended up using nedit. why? it works the way I work. Easy!
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happypup
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| OSXrocks wrote: | My vote goes for editpad(www.editpadlite.com/) 
Ok, ok, it depends on QT, but the appropriate QT-library of only 2 MB comes with it so it'll do fine.
I love it, anyway. |
boy I remeber that in the windows day nice program
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shm
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| happypup wrote: | | I got a vi book and read man vim but just ended up using nedit. why? it works the way I work. Easy! |
Hehe, I did that too for a few years before I actually sat down with vim and forced myself to use it. Efficiency was down for a few weeks, but after learning a LOT of handy little commands, I can edit with vim WAYYY faster than any other editor.
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sharmay
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| Let me mention kate also even though I am vim fan. |
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WagnerVaz
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I personaly use vim, but in your case
try nEdit, is fast and X based |
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Kenji Miyamoto
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Try using Cream; it is gVim without the modal setup, but with all of the other features.
I mostly just use regular Vim with spellchecking and mouse support enabled; that way, I can use either GPM or X for copy and paste support from other programs.
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