I started using Notepad++ a few years ago for a quick and cheap solution to edit VisualBasic and C# code as it allows syntax hilighting. Now I use it to edit the themes on my blog - using the FTP function. see screenshot
Too bad Notepad++ is unavailable for Linux, however I run it on Debian using some Wine ;) visit website
Gedit and KWrite which are default editors for GNOME and KDE have syntax highlighting, sidebar, and tabbed browsing but I am not sure if the latest versions support FTP.
But for my todo lists, I use "Remember The Milk". I find it very simple. They've integerated it with Twitter and I can talk to it using Jott, which makes it very convinient.
Geakz
· 1 year ago
Jaffer: There were a lot of votes over at LifeHacker for RTM. I have an account and check it out every so often to play with it. The twitter connection might be something to look into - as long as I can remember to "d_" send a direct message! Yikes.
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Now I use it to edit the themes on my blog - using the FTP function. see screenshot
Too bad Notepad++ is unavailable for Linux, however I run it on Debian using some Wine ;) visit website
Gedit and KWrite which are default editors for GNOME and KDE have syntax highlighting, sidebar, and tabbed browsing but I am not sure if the latest versions support FTP.
But for my todo lists, I use "Remember The Milk". I find it very simple.
They've integerated it with Twitter and I can talk to it using Jott, which makes it very convinient.