Linux编辑器(LINUX Editors)

cooledit – a pretty powerful GUI text editor
?    emacs – powerful text editor that includes modules for reading and sending mail and postings to newsgroups, and a browser module. For editing TEX and LATEX files, the AucTEX addon package is invaluable, and makes emacs pretty hard to beat as an editor with LATEX.
?    jed – has pretty good emacs emulation (it can even read mail like emacs!). It does simple syntax highlighting for TeX files, including giving positioning of parentheses. It would seem to be pretty configurable and takes up much less disk space than emacs, although more than joe and muemacs. It works well in console mode, and still manages to use colors for menu bars and syntax highlighting. The program xjed which comes with some versions starts up its own X terminal when invoked.
?    joe – “Joe’s Own Editor”, a fairly powerful editor with a compact binary and an ability to emulate Wordstar, Emacs, Pico, and a few other editors.
?    jove – “Joe’s Own Version of Emacs”. I tried this out a couple of times and managed to crash it when making some minor errors in command syntax.
?    microemacs (JASSPA) – spinoff of muemacs. Pretty powerful and configurable, while not taking up too much disk space or memory.
?    muemacs – a fairly powerful emacs clone whose binary is actually smaller than that of the Joe editor.
?    nedit – an X Window based text editor. Of all text editors for Linux that I’ve seen, it has commands which are closest to Windows text editors, for cursor movement, highlighting, marking text, etc. It has very good syntax highlighting for both LATEX and HTML.
?    pico – simple text editor. It often comes packaged with the Pine mail user agent.
?    vi – included with most Linux distributions. If you’re not used to the syntax, it can be pretty hard to understand.
?    vim – improved version of vi
?    xedit – simple text editor included with many Linux distributions

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