JEDIT HYPERSEARCH SOFTWARE

When I feel like exploring, I use StreamTuner or head over to Radio Grassy Hill, BorderRadio or Deviant Audio.

I can run Internet Explorer 6 and Photoshop 7, to cover even the last Windows needs.Īnd last, I listen to Radio Paradise with Rhythmbox. I put Jedit on desktop 1, the gnome terminal on desktop 2 and firefox on desktop 3. It's nice! I bind alt + 1, 2 and so on to the each desktop and so I can switch really fast to the application I'm interested in. I was a KDE (with WindowsMaker as window manager) fan until my first contact with Ubuntu.

JEDIT HYPERSEARCH SOFTWARE

It runs Java software really fast and Gnome is terific DE. It has been my main OS since Breezy Badger came out, and I like it a lot. Although I have dual boot, 99% of the time I spend it in Linux. When creating a plone skin, the Firefox Dom Inspector is invaluable. Lately I've started using SPE for a wxpython based project, and I'm also trying Eclipse with pydev. It's fast, has a ton of plugins and a nice 'hypersearch' bar that you can place at the top and use it to quickly search in the curent document. I like its xml support, it's great when editing page templates. It's not the greatest python editor, but it's a good all-arounder. And I don't like the way you have to hunt down the tgvs in that long list when adding one.

I've tried ArgoUML and, despite having better support for AGX, it felt buggy. If you rename a tgv, it will rename that tgv in the entire model). Up until recently it was buggy, and I still consider it to be, but I learned what to do so I won't trigger the bugs (quick tip: don't ever rename tagged values, delete it and recreate it. To generate the UML files I use Poseidon Community Edition. It's useful as a quick skeleton generator, but also as a way to structure the content. I thought I'd add some words about the development environment that I feel most comfortable with.įirst, I use AGX for most of my plone development.

Jedit hypersearch