If you are looking for something like Notepad++ in Ubuntu , then i found the default gedit editor can be used in many cases. However the amount of functionality available in npp is not there in gedit.
But i love gedit also.
To enable many powerful functions of gedit
Go to
Edit > Preferences
There you see a set of magical things which we can do
View > Display line numbers while you are working
Colors > You can choose your theme
Plugins > This is area where you can choose set of plugins
I have chosen all and you can start using them also.
One of the good thing is syntax completion
lets see we are writing some shell script
Create one shell script.sh
when we want to write some standard code like for loop
Just write for and press TAB
for<Tab>
Editor would automatically complete the syntax.
You can see set of snippets available for various languages
The post below also share more details about power of Gedit
http://grigio.org/pimp_my_gedit_was_textmate_linux
Besides Gedit there are other powerful editors like gvim , kate , emacs , Play with them also :)
But i love gedit also.
To enable many powerful functions of gedit
Go to
Edit > Preferences
There you see a set of magical things which we can do
View > Display line numbers while you are working
Colors > You can choose your theme
Plugins > This is area where you can choose set of plugins
I have chosen all and you can start using them also.
One of the good thing is syntax completion
lets see we are writing some shell script
Create one shell script.sh
when we want to write some standard code like for loop
Just write for and press TAB
for<Tab>
Editor would automatically complete the syntax.
You can see set of snippets available for various languages
The post below also share more details about power of Gedit
http://grigio.org/pimp_my_gedit_was_textmate_linux
Besides Gedit there are other powerful editors like gvim , kate , emacs , Play with them also :)
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