[ale] Ultraedit type editor for Linux

[Christopher Fowler]

Has anyone found anything comparable to Visual Slick Edit.  I've
used it in the past and it seems to be the next vest thing to Vim.
It even has a vi mode for people so use to using vi.

http://www.slickedit.com

On Fri, Sep 12, 2003 at 10:17:46AM -0400, Keith Morris wrote:
> I don't know if this is taboo to everyone else, but I just use Quanta 
> Plus (http://quanta.sourceforge.net).  Does just about everything you 
> have mentioned.  I use it mostly for PHP development and it has worked 
> great for me.  I just had to turn off the autocomplete functionality as 
> it bogged down terribly on scripts with lots of classes and functions.
> 
> I have also used the Gnome-native Anjuta (http://anjuta.sourceforge.net) 
> ...It does a great job as well plus is more suited for C/C++ development.
> 
> Keith Morris
> IQ Television Group
> http://www.iqtv.com
> 
> Nathan Underwood wrote:
> 
> >I've used Linux in a server (web, dns, file / print sharing, some LDAP,
> >etc.) environment for a while, and am really trying to move to Linux for
> >my desktop OS, but I'm running into a few speedbumps.  I won't go into
> >the hardware issues (OpenGL, USB mouse, Umax scanner connected to an
> >Adaptec 2940 [instead of that stupid card that came with it], etc., I
> >think I've just about got those worked out), but I would like to ask for
> >your help in the software dept.  The one thing that I'm really trying to
> >find is something like Ultraedit for Linux (not Wine + Ultraedit, but
> >just a plain old Ultraedit type editor).  I do a lot of Web Development
> >type stuff (mostly PHP), and I love that with Ultraedit I can open from
> >/ save to FTP.  I'm using Bluefish right now, in conjunction with my
> >good ole cli ftp, but it's really getting old, when I can look over at
> >my Win2k box and think about just saving it directly to the remote box
> >via ftp.  Plus, I can edit pretty much anything with UE.  Have any of
> >you found a capable replacement?  My ideal product would have:
> >
> > - Syntax highlighting (PHP, HTML, Javascript, bash, perl, C, C++, etc.)
> > - Save to / Open from FTP
> > - Fast (UE is very fast at opening large files)
> >Pretty simple list (I think), but I'm having trouble finding anything.
> >
> >many thanks!
> >
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