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NEditNEdit is one of the text editors you can use to create files in an X Windows environment. It works like a simple word processor but does not have any formatting features (such as fonts or character styles). Read more information about using nedit here. Textedit Textedit is another text editor you can use to create files in an X Windows environment. It is very simple with a few basic options for find and replacing text. Read more information about using textedit here. Jed Jed is a modeless editor which means that you do not have to be in different modes to edit or insert text. Jed is also very easy to use and offers a range of facilities which include: Colour syntax highlighting, special features activated on the basis of file type and Extensibility via the C-like S language. This can be used over a modem or on a computer without X Windows. Read more information about using jed here. XJed XJed allows Jed to run in its own terminal window and adds some functionalities such as better copy and paste with the mouse. Jedit Jedit ocumentation will be avaliable soon. GNU Nano GNU Nano is one of the line-mode text editors you can use to create files, reports and letters and source code documents. You will need a line-mode editor if you use your account via a modem or on a non-X Windows computer such as Microsoft Windows. Read more information about using GNU Nano here. Emacs Emacs is a powerful editor which contains very good syntax highlighting for most popular file formats (C, java, php. perl. HTML, XML ...) Read more information about using Emacs here. Bluefish Bluefish is a GTK HTML editor providing web designers or programmers with a very powerful site creating environment. Containing a "A What You See Is What You Need interface" and Syntax highlighting. Read more information about using Bluefish here. Vi The vi program is a full-screen text editor that can almost certainly be found on all UNIX systems. vi does not use a large amount of system resources and yet it is very powerful. NOTE: This is one of the most difficult editors to get to grips with initially. If you are new to Unix, you are advised to use Jed/Xjed or NEdit. Read more information about using Vi here. Vim Vim documentation will be avaliable soon. Netbeans The Netbeans application is the newest java integrated development environments allowing you to create java applications and more... Read more information about using Netbeans here. Forte for Java The Forte for java application has been superseded by Netbeans, but may be useful for running old examples. Read more information about using Forte for Java here. Also see: Report Writing & Typesetting programs Amaya Amaya documentation will be avaliable soon. |
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