Text Editor

I've used Notepad Plus since our IT group first put it on all of our field service laptops. Using it turned out to be leagues ahead of using the "normal" programs for log file monitoring and program text editing. Before long I was configuring Npp to open all of the appropriate file types.

A classic! A lot of editors are supported and Vim/Neovim has first class support as it was made for them! Have tried tons of other themes but nothing made my replace it!

Vim but modern and more powerful! I'm using it as my editor of choice for almost 2 and a half years!

Before I found out anything about markdown, I used to use Zim Desktop on Linux, but although it did handle tables in a similar way, it wasn’t a great editor in the end. I had a look at a few markdown apps, including Obsidian, but found some of the UI frustrating to use and very lacking in feature set. Jopl...

Simple easy intuitive. Add your own syntax highliting, use REGEX, search replace, Move cursor fast intuitive efficient. Multi Cursor etc

All ministry areas of the church use notion and function together

Looks nice. Plays well with Dropbox.

Very good and simple ide

Simple, straightforward interface makes it easy for a beginner to start coding right away. Link to PyPI enables easy adding of plugins and packages.

best ever text editor. even with years of experience, you can barely scratch the surface. g+vim is like its own beast, so it is definitely easier to also start in easy mode...

Textadept is free and open-source written in Lua and C. It has a GUI version that runs in a desktop environment, and a terminal version.