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View Poll Results: What is your preferred text editor?
vi or vi clone such as vim 1,150 72.69%
emacs 88 5.56%
notepad 83 5.25%
EditPlus 69 4.36%
UltraEdit 67 4.24%
pico 31 1.96%
nano 45 2.84%
mcedit 8 0.51%
nedit 22 1.39%
gedit 8 0.51%
TextPad 11 0.70%
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I voted for vim earlier, but now am very happy to know that vi/vim leads the race, that is also by 1000 votes difference.

I am proud to say that i use vim daily for all my programming and documentation needs. Also i too write "vi/vim tips & tricks" at the blog TGS.
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I will sometimes use xedit but really only for the purpose of copying/pasting a large amount of info from an unlogged xterm. And, if I'm copying something from Unix box to Windows to put in, say, an email, I will first paste it into notepad before putting it into my email because pasting it directly into email generally tends to screw everything up.

When in a Unix environment, and actually editing something.... vi 100% of the time. And since a lot of what I end up doing is repetitive, I like the ex commands files. This was the first editor I ever worked with and I've never had a reason to change.
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I found a pretty good editor when I am on my XP box called Notepad++

I've been writing some PHP/MySQL code on my XP laptop, and it works pretty good

I absolutely love Notepad++ and use it exclusively on any WinX machine. As far as the *poll* goes, I use vi!
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I absolutely love Notepad++ and use it exclusively on any WinX machine. As far as the *poll* goes, I use vi!
Me too. I really like Notepad++ on my XP machine.

I wish I could find something free and excellent like Notepad++ for OSX.
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