Jedit in gui, emacs in CLI

Emacs rocks!

Gotta be jEdit, although I still have a lot of affection for emacs.

vi/vim is number one? I dunno, I find that kind of amazing - I can use vi (taught with it for years) but to me it seems a bit like programming in assembler language. It works fine, but why bother?

I'd say vi is hands down the best editor in the world - if it's 1983. Emacs ruled for a long time, but after using emacs exclusively for 10+ years, it took me less than a month to make the transition to jEdit, and I've never looked back. Pretty extraordinary app - I live in fear and awe of Slava.

Hey, I wonder - if all these people are voting for vi, why not show how really tough you are: any takers for ex?

I mostly use nano for console or X...plain & simple!

Where's SciTE?

I'd vote for Jeremy . I mean, he is head honcho, isn't he? Has no button, though

Kate, then.

jed is missing and i love it , even tough i don't edit much.


regards

mario

I need an editor that can be customized. emacs wins. vi? That's the crappy old freebie that gets thrown in with Unix. sed is fine for scripting, but vi should be allowed to die.

Have a good day.

Where is SciTE ???


www.scintilla.org

Go joe!

Gedit - modest, simple - adequate..
vim for cl..

I also miss scite. It's just so friendly yet still powerful
Oh well, my second choice is vim, that's a great editor as well.

jEdit... ongoing development (in the right direction), new features, squishing bugs, super-customizable, good community, multi-platform (for when you can't/don't use Linux) etc, etc, etc...

Looks like another emacs vi holy war...

kedit for notes and short jots
vim/gvim for the rest

vim baby Although, I use gedit for editing multiple files.