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Text Editors: Introduction
Text Editors: Introduction
- Simon Alexander
Owned by Simon Alexander
Goal: Provide an introduction to why use a text editor.
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Why do we need a Text Editor?
Using the Terminal/Command-Line
We have a non-GUI/non-Windows environment.
Unable to start a GUI/Window text-editor type application.
We’re using the command-line.
Available Text Editors
Which Text Editor?
Considerations:
What’s available on the system you’re using?
Can you install other editors?
What is your personal choice?
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