Text editor with bookmarking facility
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kedardamle
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Text editor with bookmarking facility
I read a lot of text files from the Gutenberg project. I want to know if there is any reader out there which supports inserting bookmarks.
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kedardamle
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Re: Text editor with bookmarking facility
Found this --
http://www.linux.com/feature/137517
Anyone used Guten? Any review ?
Atleast as per linux.com, this was better of the lot.
http://www.linux.com/feature/137517
Anyone used Guten? Any review ?
Atleast as per linux.com, this was better of the lot.
Kubuntu Hardy Heron -- Thinkpad R61
Debian Stable -- Pentium 200Mhz
Debian Stable -- Pentium 200Mhz
Re: Text editor with bookmarking facility
Emacs.kedardamle wrote:I read a lot of text files from the Gutenberg project. I want to know if there is any reader out there which supports inserting bookmarks.
Re: Text editor with bookmarking facility
I'm pretty sure Vim can save bookmarks between sessions.
Doesn't help much if you're not a Vim user already, unless you're willing to spend 30 minutes to learn the basics.
I'm sure there's a better solution, but I can't think of it right now. You could use ANY editor and save a tag in the file when you're done that you could search for later (like B!OO!K, etc). Even Windows Notepad would work for that.
Doesn't help much if you're not a Vim user already, unless you're willing to spend 30 minutes to learn the basics.
I'm sure there's a better solution, but I can't think of it right now. You could use ANY editor and save a tag in the file when you're done that you could search for later (like B!OO!K, etc). Even Windows Notepad would work for that.
- mikeschoon
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Re: Text editor with bookmarking facility
There's a 30 minute guide, where?!Gomer_X wrote:I'm pretty sure Vim can save bookmarks between sessions.
Doesn't help much if you're not a Vim user already, unless you're willing to spend 30 minutes to learn the basics.
I'm sure there's a better solution, but I can't think of it right now. You could use ANY editor and save a tag in the file when you're done that you could search for later (like B!OO!K, etc). Even Windows Notepad would work for that.
Re: Text editor with bookmarking facility
You should be able to just type vimtutor. There's a tutor you work through from within vim. Covers most of the basics.mikeschoon wrote: There's a 30 minute guide, where?!