Try Sublime Text 3 in Ubuntu 14.04

Try Sublime Text 3 in Ubuntu 14.04

Many source codes are not supported by IDE, especially open source codes. Many of the files downloaded from github do not use IDE. The code in my own company is basically scripts, and IDE is not required. Usually, you can use a text editor such as notepad ++ and UE to open a folder and start working. ALL: open a folder, search for all files under the folder, and highlight the code. In Windows, this kind of software has no choice in Linux. Sublime Text is a good choice. Many colleagues are using it and have a good reputation.

The testing environment in this article is: Ubuntu 14.04

Download the deb package and open the installation in the Software Center. After installation, there is only one sentence: This program needs to start subl from the terminal

This means that sublime-text can be started only after subl is input from the terminal. I cannot find it in Dash. After it is started, lock it directly to the sidebar.

After the experience, sublime-text meets my requirements, and the effect is good.

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