I'm on Windows 70% to 80% of the time and Ubuntu the rest.
There were 2 things preventing me from using Ubuntu most of the time.
I couldn't find any decent text editor.
I wasn't able to find/replace through all currently opened documents
Now, I've come across Scite which is pretty much like Notepad++ - I heard Notepad++ was actually based on Scite, which I'm pretty happy about.
So that takes me down to 1 problem. I'm not able to find a 'find/replace through open documents' option within Scite or any Linux text-editor. (Notepad++ has this functionality)
As silly as it sounds, this is a major deal-breaker for me lol.
Do any of you know of a way to do this within Scite or any decent Linux text-editor?
There were 2 things preventing me from using Ubuntu most of the time.
Now, I've come across Scite which is pretty much like Notepad++ - I heard Notepad++ was actually based on Scite, which I'm pretty happy about.
So that takes me down to 1 problem. I'm not able to find a 'find/replace through open documents' option within Scite or any Linux text-editor. (Notepad++ has this functionality)
As silly as it sounds, this is a major deal-breaker for me lol.
Do any of you know of a way to do this within Scite or any decent Linux text-editor?
Linux is for the cool kids.