[ale] Survey -- preferred Text Editor

[Chuck Payne]

Jim,

Not to derail this talk, but I really don't like the direction that
Fedora is going. Beside my distro that I am member of, I use to use
Fedora all the time, it was great at work, since I make more of living
at RHEL Admin, than a SUSE Admin. But, Fedora 18 was so bad for me,
that I have left Fedora, specially after I was told to deal with the
installer by someone that works at RH. All I wanted as partitionn tool
to be a little bit easy to find and able to install with other Linux
Distro. I gave up on picking software to install at the time of
installing. I was told that I need to kickstart, when I try to example
that not everyone does kickstart, I was told to learn. WOW.

Anyway, I think more and more, you are going to see weird changes in
Fedora. Maybe one day they will come back to their senses.

On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 9:53 PM, Sparr <sparr0 at gmail.com> wrote:
> nano when working in a console is necessary (such as via ssh or when an
> application wants to invoke the EDITOR)
>
> Sublime Text 2 when working in a GUI
>
> On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 3:10 PM, Jonathan Meek <jonathan.l.meek at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>>
>> What's everyone preferred text editor?
>
>
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