Coders who use Linux. Suggestions for dark contrast text/src editor.

[Mechanical Menace]

Sublimetext.com is what you might find acceptable
 Loads of cool tricls useful foe code editing.

It's very expensive for something that's outclassed by gedit or kate :/

Are you and FlevasGR affiliated with the product by any chance?

[andersm]

Are you and FlevasGR affiliated with the product by any chance?

Can we just fucking stop with the "you say you like something so you must be paid" thing already? Does the GNOME Foundation pay you to shill for their products?

[Mechanical Menace]

Are you and FlevasGR affiliated with the product by any chance?

Can we just fucking stop with the "you say you like something so you must be paid" thing already? Does the GNOME Foundation pay you to shill for their products?

GNOME or KDE don't charge $70 a seat a year for a text editor. And please link to another example of where I'm doing what I should "stop already."

EDIT: I also didn't say they were being paid, just asking if they were connected n any way for clarification. If I start pushing Suse anywhere I'll make it clear I used to be affiliated with them

[JBaughb]

Sublime text is my favorite coding app. Dark backgrounds and color coded text for every language i've ever used  I can't go back.

[free_electron]

just hook up an old VT-220 terminal to a serial port and redirect the console input. problem solved.

hahaha.

I have tweaked a bash script from across a couple of continents.

if you get a smart terminal like a vt535 those support multiple windows. you can even get a VT-LAN40. That supports as many windows as you want and also supports ReGis and Tektronix graphics.

[sacherjj]

Sublime Text on Linux, Windows or OSX.

Have VIM compatible mode. 

Takes a little learning, but is awesome.