On 6 Jan, zentara wrote:
>
> "Yates, Larry" wrote:
>>
>> I'd suggest using Midnight Commander's edit feature.
>> >From the command prompt, type "mc", select your file, and hit F4 .
>> This also run from with xwindows.
>>
>> No learning curve at all!
>>
> Yes, I agree the Midnight Commander editor is called mcedit, and
> is not the most "feature-rich", but it is the easiest.
> Just remember to set Midnight Commander's options to use
> the Internal Editor, otherwise it uses the default editor
> which is usually "vi" or "vim". Yikes...
> When I was first learning I had to reboot to get out of vi.:-)
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If looking for something featurerich that comes with another product
which offers a great deal of configuration options, I would have to
suggest tkdesk 1.1. It has editors, file management, a nice task bar
that one can add to easily, and several other nice touches. The editor
which ships with tkdesk acts in concert with several menu items to give
the user a lot of control over his or her desktop and console
environment.
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