Hey
What's a good code/text editor? Something like notepad but that highlights html code, strings etc. And I don't want it to choke on big files like notepad does...
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Anonymous2005-06-22 7:25
Because it's more efficient. Sure, you could reach for the mouse and search the menus for that one function you're looking for. Sure, you can press the left arrow-key to the end of the line, and press Enter to add a new one. Or, you can do the same thing in gvim/emacs in seconds with a few keystrokes. (Of course you can search the menus as well, if that's how you enjoy working, both emacs and gvim has menus)
Anyways, vim/gvim > everything.
Why? because of the shortcuts and the general efficiency of it. Of course you need to spend a little time setting up the config file, but once you've done that, you'll never return to kate or any other editor.