Is there a way to get PHPEdit to work in linux, and if so - how do you do that?

And why hasn't anyone made PHPEdit available for linux yet?

//ZZ

cause there many more powerfull programmes avaible under linux compared to those phpedit is just a toy
my choice is emacs but there will be other guy who will say vi or vim theses are the most powerfull editors you can find in the world

In true Linux fashion however, emacs, vi and vim are all about as easy to learn as multivariable calculus, however justabout as powerful - if not more so come to think of it.

Just use a pretty gui based editor instead - one that emulates windows programs such as Quanta.

Then if you get real excited you can download something like NetBeans and start on the wonderful world of toaster programming with Java - the world's most versatile sluggish complicated unfriendly unintuitive repetative language.
repetative language. One which despite those who seem to love it I always hear them cry from their office when they cannot make it work....

Stick to PHP and pretty graphic GUI editors like me. Yay for Quanta!!! Then you'll not only enjoy what you do, you'll get a result and can even go out in the evenings and enjoy a beer with your friends.

Take that world.

PhPEdit is a waste of cycles. I (Once upon a time) stepped out
of the emacs/vi battle and found Pico and Nano to be a great
ally to a coder that doesn't care for frilly gui's or overcomplicated
editors with no real bennys.

Give it a shot.




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Kate is also very nice for PHP IMHO as it'll do handy things like roll up structures (loops, ifs etc) which can make things easier to follow on large scripts.

cheers

Jamie...

I just wanted too give a tip about the Zend IDE. I think it´s a really great editor, with a debugger, filehandler and everything you can wish for...

And it´s free for personal use.

Oh please, that's not called a tip. It's a shameless plug.

Zend IS cool. But it is slower than hell, even on a fast system.

Another good Windoze editor with alot less lag is Scriptol.
I've found it for free and haven't found a problem with it
yet.

But I still prefer pico for speed and Kate for a gui editor.
(thanks for the tip jharris)

Any one have any tips for an ex windos user on installing quanta onto gnome? RH9

quanta comes with the redhat 9 you can download it from the rhn website or use apt-get to install it if you want to use apt-get write this in the command line apt-get install quanta this will solve the depencie problems if you have than install it or just grep the rpm from rhn.

Thanks I've loaded blue fish - I'm mad about it so far.