2022年6月22日 · According to the list of installed packages posted here, there is no other text editor. As far as I understand, the minimized setup was originally intended for cloud instances, in which they have internet access by default. So if you want a text editor, they would expect you to install it yourself. I usually use the mini.iso which is similar.

2017年5月10日 · GUI Text Editors Gedit. Default in: Ubuntu Desktop; Ubuntu Kylin; Ubuntu Budgie; Ubuntu Unity; Gedit is certainly the most famous text editor in the Ubuntu world. Gedit is also available for Windows and MacOS. To install Gedit on any Ubuntu flavor use the following command: sudo apt-get install gedit To open a file with gedit: gedit /path/to ...

2015年12月13日 · Getting the default text editor used in system (3 answers) Closed 9 years ago . While reading the git introductory material, I read a piece that brought this question to mind.

2019年2月28日 · You are asking about code editors under Ubuntu/WSL. You may want text apps or graphical apps. And you need to specify the language your code uses.

The nedit text editor has been around a long time and is quite capable. It can open a 1.9Gb text file in about 20 seconds. It can open a 1.9Gb text file in about 20 seconds. It's a windows-like graphical interface with all the standard text editing features you'd expect like syntax highlighting, indenting, line numbering, and so on.

2010年11月16日 · Thanks for this answer! Same here, I added subl first: sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/gnome-text-editor gnome-text-editor $(which subl) 100. Then it was already selected as editor, as the above command then confirmed. –

2019年11月13日 · One excellent option is to use my constant companion, the text editor Geany. By default there is an 'Execute' button which is also tied by default to the key F5 that runs shell scripts from within the main editor window. Here is a screenshot of Geany running a simple update script after it has been edited:

2015年4月28日 · While when using the command line so you are using the command line text editors. To know that is the default command line text editor in your system you can try one of the following methods: First Method: sudo update-alternatives --config editor This command show you the text editors. The one you are using has the * in front

Ever since GNOME 42, GNOME's default text editor app is Text Editor, instead of gedit. Yes, that is a confusing name for a text editor, as it makes it hard to distinguish from other text editors. Yes, that is a confusing name for a text editor, as it makes it hard to distinguish from other text editors.

In Lubuntu 20.04 the default terminal text editor is vi: Here is a guide on how to use vi. How to use vi text editor on Lubuntu . Here is an example of using vi in a terminal (or script): vi /etc/rc.local