Ubuntu 14.04 trial Sublime Text 3

Many source code is not supported by the IDE, especially the source code of open source. Downloaded from GitHub, many do not use the IDE. Including my own company's code, basically is the script, also does not have the IDE. Typically, you open a folder with a text editor such as notepad++, UE, and then start working. All, there are several functions are not few: Open a folder, in the folder to find all the files, code highlighting. Under Windows This kind of software catches a lot of, under Linux there is not much choice. Sublime text is a good choice, a lot of colleagues in use, good reputation.

Download the Deb package to HTTP://WWW.SUBLIMETEXT.COM/3 and open the installation directly in Software Center. After installation, there is only one sentence: This program needs to boot from the terminal Subl

This means you really need to enter SUBL from the terminal to start Sublime-text, which I can't find in the dash. It is good to lock it to the sidebar directly after booting.

Under test, sublime-text meet my requirements, and the effect is good.

Ubuntu 14.04 trial Sublime Text 3