CLI Shell Console SublimeText Alternative

I love SublimeText! With features like Ctrl-D, Multi-Cursor, and RegEx-Search&Replace, it’s just the best editor ever. Add tools from PackageControl.io and it’s unbeatable. Yes, Atom is probably on-par (plus it’s free), but I’ve already acclimated to ST and that’s just how it is.

But sometimes i just prefer/need to edit in the shell. Almost always, i use nano; However, when you suddenly need something more powerful, it’s back to SublimeText.

I had known about slap-edit, but it’s just too slow, especially through ssh tunnels.

Enter Suplemon! Wow, it’s a great CLI editor to supplement your workflow. If you already have python and pip, then just sudo pip3 install suplemon - -That’s it. Launch suplemon and check it out.

Yes, I know everyone will say “Vim”, but i don’t have time be that good.

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PDF editing in linux

Linux users probably already know all the PDF tools available from their respective repositories.  Tools like pdfchain, pdfconcat, pdfgrep, pdfcrop, pdfimages, and pdfseparate seem to be the most useful commandline utilities.

However, i also use a GUI PDF editor that is typically not available via repositories.  I have found this product to be invaluable and well worth mention.

Please visit https://code-industry.net/masterpdfeditor/ to make use of this extraordinary free tool.

It includes all the functions needed to graphically modify, highlight, or annotate PDFs.  One of the most difficult things to do to PDFs in linux is to edit text.  Be assured, Master PDF Editor will allow you to do such.