On Sun, 23 Nov 2003, wren thornton wrote: > --- Thilo Planz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Another more light-weight (and very Mac OS X-like) alternative could > > be the award-winning SubEthaEdit. It is not so feature-rich, but it > > does CSS-syntax-high-lighting. > > I'll have to look into that :) The cool thing about SubEthaEdit (nee Hydra) is the Rendezvous-enabled collaborative editing features. The editor isn't [yet?] as full-featured as say BBEdit, Vim, or Emacs, but that feature alone is interesting enough to make SubEthaEdit interesting. This feature seems very good for any kind of XP peer programming -- which I'm sure is why it's there in the first place -- but you can also use it for spontaneous editing & synchronization of a file (like, say, a config file) across multiple machines. Useful trick, sometimes. I'm curious if the Barebones folks are thinking of "borrowing" that feature for a future version of BBEdit... :) -- Chris Devers
