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I'm preparing for the next release, and have exchanged leafpad for mousepad. nano is a given as default. And geany otherwise.
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^Thanks! I do find highlighting can make code more readable, though it's usually Geany for any big stuff. Nano's for the quick fixes, like when X won't start...
But, I now find Debian has all highlighting enabled already, via /etc/nanorc line 249:
include "/usr/share/nano/*.nanorc"
I just enabled that for ArchLabs; looks pretty good.
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It’s way to late for it but pluma can be made too look real good too.
(I’m a Vim freak)
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clusterF wrote:Non gui but Cant beat good old nano as a fallback.
There's a built-in guified cli text editor in BL already - bl-cli-editor. If your "editor" alternative is set to nano, it will open x-terminal-editor with nano (likewise vim), so it behaves like a GUI editor. You can set it as your bl-editor alternative in menu>System>Edit Debian Alternatives if you want to play with it. Mime-types should then automatically open text files with bl-cli-editor.
Nice, that is clever.
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