IDE for linux

[Josh Johnson]

Both Emacs (http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/emacs.html) and ViM 
(http://www.vim.org) can do lots of this stuff. I'm more familiar with the 
2nd though. But both have so many plugins and the extensibility to write 
more. My understanding is that emacs is so robust that you never have to 
leave to your shell to do anything. But I haven't gotten around to 
learning it yet because Vi does everything I need so far. One of these 
days though...

-JoshJ
http://lotuseaters.no-ip.com

On Thu, 6 Oct 2005, Scott Fleming wrote:

> I'm a long time Homesite v4 user for writing my asp, php, and HTML, XML
> as well as other code, and I'm on day 10 being windows free. I want to
> begin writing code on my Fedora machine, and I'm curious what some good,
> reliable editors are available.
>
> I really like the FTP ability of Homesite, to the the point where I
> almost have to have it as a feature in my Linux version, as I update
> alot (30+) of websites and code.
>
> Think I'll dream on over to Fresh Meat, and see what they have, but I'd
> love to hear what any of the members of this list use.
>
> Thank you,
> Scott Fleming
> http://www.hawkwynd.com
>
>
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